Submarine Bid: Germany's TKMS Joins Norway for Canadian Contract

German warship builder TKMS, alongside Norway, has submitted a bid for Canada's billion-dollar submarine contract. The proposal is extensive and backed by both governments. Competing against South Korea's Hanwha Ocean, TKMS is one of two companies shortlisted, with a decision anticipated mid-year.

Submarine Bid: Germany's TKMS Joins Norway for Canadian Contract
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German warship builder TKMS, in partnership with Norway, has placed a significant bid for a multi-billion-dollar submarine contract with Canada, according to a company spokesperson.

The extensive offer consists of approximately 1,500 pages and has received backing from the governments of both Germany and Norway.

TKMS is currently one of two contenders shortlisted by Canada to provide up to twelve modern submarines, with South Korea's Hanwha Ocean as its main competitor. A final decision is expected by mid-year.

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