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UAE's ADSB Subcontracts ST Engineering for Kuwaiti Navy Vessels

Singapore Firm To Design Systems For Eight Missile Gun Boats

Abu Dhabi Ship Building, a subsidiary of EDGE Group, has subcontracted ST Engineering to design and supply systems for a fleet of vessels for the Kuwaiti navy. The contract, valued at $467.6 million USD, involves the design and integration of platform systems for eight Missile Gun Boats, with three vessels to be built at ST Engineering’s Singapore shipyard. The move follows a June 2025 deal between EDGE and the Kuwaiti government for eight Falaj-3 offshore patrol vessels, and marks a significant expansion of ST Engineering’s presence in the Middle East defense market. This development was first reported by Breaking Defense.

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    UAE's ADSB Subcontracts ST Engineering for Kuwaiti Navy Vessels

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    Singapore Firm To Design Systems For Eight Missile Gun Boats

    Abu Dhabi Ship Building, a subsidiary of EDGE Group, has subcontracted ST Engineering to design and supply systems for a fleet of vessels for the Kuwaiti navy. The contract, valued at $467.6 million USD, involves the design and integration of platform systems for eight Missile Gun Boats, with three vessels to be built at ST Engineering’s Singapore shipyard. The move follows a June 2025 deal between EDGE and the Kuwaiti government for eight Falaj-3 offshore patrol vessels, and marks a significant expansion of ST Engineering’s presence in the Middle East defense market. This development was first reported by Breaking Defense.

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