Saab Seaeye Ltd announced successes on its acquisition by Saab in 2025, which include the opening of a new high tech manufacturing plant in Fareham, Hampshire, and participating in a NATO initiative in the underwater battlespace that reinforces UK defence and enhances the Seaeye ROV fleet with FalconSearch and Search and Recover 20SD models while propelling growth in offshore security.
Teledyne CARIS announced a multi-year strategic collaboration with the UK Hydrographic Office to accelerate innovation in hydrographic data processing and nautical charting through the application of cloud technology. Moreover, at Ocean Business 2025 Teledyne CARIS will demo next-generation marine mapping solutions underlining its leadership in international maritime geospatial sector.
Of late it would seem that navies and defence ministries have made substantial strides on key carrier, submarine and surface-combatant programmes in the face of regional tensions. NATO completed carrier strike integration; Brazil and Poland picked up the pace on submarine modernisation; and, on the surface side South Korea announced yet another advanced frigate. Handy, uniform regional moves by them tell us of their growing emphasis on deterrence, autonomous systems, and forward naval presence across multiple theatres.