“The Hobart class destroyers not only deliver revolutionary air defence capabilities against advanced aircraft and cruise missile threats, but these formidable warships are also providing the Navy with unsurpassed anti-submarine warfare capabilities. Sydney, together with her sister ships, HMAS Hobart and Brisbane, are true examples of Australian defence industry capability – designed for Australia and built by Australians.”

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The signing of this contract completes the membership of the DDG Enterprise. The DDG Enterprise has been formed to provide a capability enhancing, value for money proposition for the Commonwealth of Australia. As a member of the Enterprise, Navantia Australia will work together with BAE Systems, the prime DDG Sustainment Contractor, combat system integrator, Raytheon Australia, and ship repairer, Thales Australia.

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Navantia Australia is delighted to formally announce that Singapore will host the company’s first international office, in what will soon become its regional hub for Asia. The facility, opened on 27th April, is part of Navantia Australia’s export strategy which builds on its strong Australian capability to export naval capability to regional partners.

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Read Navantia Australia's shipbuilding guarantees if selected by the Government to build the Future Frigates, from Warren King Navantia Australian Chairman. "I am immensely proud of Navantia Australia’s F-5000 offering, which will be designed and built in Australia, by Australians, for Australians."

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Navantia Australia is committed to providing the most capable frigate for Australia

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Navantia Australia has formally opened its Naval Design and Engineering Centre in Melbourne’s Docklands precinct today. Victorian Defence Industry Advocate, Greg Combet AM, together with Navantia’s global chairman Esteban Vilasanchez and Navantia Australia chairman Warren King opened the facility, which will complement Navantia Australia’s Adelaide Operations and Design Centre.

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Navantia Australia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tasmania’s CBG systems for insulation and fire protection supply and management for its bid for the future frigates project.

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Navantia Australia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Australian company Hofmann Engineering for the future frigate program. Hofmann Engineering is a premiere West Australian provider of engineering solutions and full turn-key tooling services with a wide technical and commercial presence in Australia.

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Navantia Australia has signed an Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with IKAD Engineering to explore opportunities for local manufacture and fabrication of components for the SEA 5000 Future Frigates project.

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44 highly-skilled Australian engineers and designers have commenced 3D Digital Model courses to develop electricity, structural and outfitting design activities to develop a naval design capability for complex ships. Designers from South Australian companies ASC and Cornell Design, as well as Victorian firm Invenio, will work alongside with Navantia Australia employees as part of the program, which will grow Australian Industrial Capability.

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