Key facts
- Kongsberg Gruppen will deliver NASAMS air defense systems to Kuwait.
- The contract value is approximately $400 million.
- The deal is facilitated through Raytheon and the U.S. Foreign Military Sales program.
- NASAMS is a mobile defense system developed in cooperation with Raytheon.
- The system is intended to protect Kuwait's population and infrastructure from air threats.
Kongsberg Gruppen has secured a contract valued at approximately $400 million to supply its Norwegian Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System (NASAMS) to Kuwait. The deal, conducted in partnership with Raytheon through the U.S. Foreign Military Sales program, will enhance Kuwait's air defense capabilities.
The NASAMS system is a mobile defense solution designed to protect populations and infrastructure from aerial threats. Kjetil Reiten Myhra, president of defence systems at Kongsberg, highlighted that this order underscores the system's established role as a widely adopted medium-range defense solution.
Kongsberg Gruppen, which employs 7,800 individuals, reported a total turnover of 32.8 billion kroner in 2025. The contract follows a joint delivery model for the modular NASAMS technology established between Raytheon and Kongsberg.
