The agreement between FMV and Saab involves revising their existing agreement for the development and production of Gripen E.
Saab and the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) have reached an agreement to enhance the functionality and adjust delivery schedules for Gripen E and Gripen C/D. This agreement covers the period from 2023 to 2030 and has an approximate order value of SEK 5.8 billion. This agreement underscores the commitment of Saab and FMV to ensure that Sweden maintains a modern and effective air defense system, with the Gripen E and Gripen C/D playing integral roles in the country’s security and defence strategy.
The agreement between FMV and Saab involves revising their existing agreement for the development and production of Gripen E. It includes the addition of new functionalities, such as modifications to the electronic warfare, communication, and reconnaissance systems. The agreement also outlines changes to the delivery schedules for both Gripen E and Gripen C/D.
“This agreement further underlines the very close collaboration between Saab, FMV and the Swedish Armed Forces. I am very proud that we are contributing to the operative capability of the Armed Forces by further strengthening the capability of the Gripen system, which is a world-class fighter aircraft,” said Lars Tossman, head of business area Aeronautics, Saab.
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One of the key objectives of this agreement is to ensure the operational capability of the Swedish Armed Forces. By adjusting development and delivery plans, the Armed Forces, FMV, and Saab aim to continue the development and operation of Gripen C/D beyond 2030, simultaneously with the introduction of the next-generation fighter, Gripen E.
