Corporation Listing :: ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems

Parent Company: ThyssenKrupp AG

Origin: Germany

Sector/s: ShipBuilding

Subsidiaries: Blohm + Voss GmbH, Hellenic Shipyards, Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft GmbH, Kockums AB, Nobiskrug GmbH and Nordseewerke GmbH

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems is involved as contractor in 3 programs, or 3 programs including variants, listed in this website. The company is acting as the prime contractor in 3 out of 3 programs and serves a customer base in 4 countries worldwide.

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems products are listed in Auxiliary Vessels, Conventional Attack Submarines and Corvettes & Missile Boats.

Number of programs: 3
Number of programs including versions: 3
Number of programs including subsidiaries: 25
Number of programs including subsidiaries and versions: 26

There are 2 transactions with 10 items involving the ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems corporation from 2011 to 2014 view report.

	Programs	with Subsidiaries
	3	23
	0	3

operational under development no longer operational canceled

Programs Digest
	Category	Total
	Sea Power	3
	Powerplants	0
	Guns & Air Defense Systems	0

:: News ::

There are 17 news between
14 Dec 2006
and
13 May 2013

1 2

Turkish Industry Joins Common Submarine Missile Project Abu Dhabi MAR and ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems Establish Strategic Partnership European Shipyards Joining Forces Kockums Receives Overall Design Order for Sweden's Next-generation Submarine ThyssenKrupp and Abu Dhabi MAR Group Agree Long-term Strategic Partnership German Navy's F125 Frigate Will Be Powered by LM2500 Gas Turbine Colombian Navy to Modernize its Two Class 209 Submarines Republic of Korea Navy to Receive Six More U214-Class Submarines Second Class 214 Submarine Commissioned by the South Korean Navy Italy Purchases Two Additional U212A Class Submarines

:: Programs ::

Sea Power

Currently Operational

:: Notes & Resources ::

Last Updated:
Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Related links
http://www.tk-marinesystems.de/
Sources: the same company, US Department of Defense, Department of State, CIA, World Bank and European Union.

Reports for ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems