Saab expands its 2025 Danish defense contract with a 350 million kronor order for advanced training systems, supporting CV90 combat vehicle operations through 2028.
Saab has received a new order worth 350 million kronor from the Danish defence procurement organisation DALO, with deliveries in 2026-2028 for training systems for the CV90 combat vehicle. It is a concrete, quantified order that extends a 2025 contract, supporting the defence backlog. At 350 million kronor the order is positive but modest for a group with 31,000 employees, so the price effect should be limited.
Saab has received a 350 million kronor order from the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO) for advanced training systems. The contract covers equipment for CV90 combat vehicles, including new capabilities for drone and long-range precision training, with deliveries scheduled between 2026 and 2028.
The order from the Danish defence procurement and logistics organisation DALO is worth 350 million kronor, with deliveries in 2026-2028 covering training systems for the CV90 combat vehicle.
Yes, it builds on the contract Saab signed with Denmark in 2025, under which four training facilities were established in Denmark.