Group : Anti-Ship Missiles
Status : Active
Origin : France
Contractor : MBDA
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 1975
Total Production : 3,300

The MM38 Exocet is a ship-launched anti-ship missile deployed in 1975.

Group : Anti-Ship Missiles
Status : Active
Also Known As : AM39 Block 2 (improved version introduced in 2007)
Origin : France
Contractor : MBDA
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 1979
Total Production : ?

The AM39 Exocet missile can be launched from a wide range of aircraft such as marine patrol aircraft, fighters and helicopters. The AM39 released from high altitude has a maximum range of 70 kilometers increasing launching aircraft survivability. The AM39 was upgraded under the Block 2 program through the addition of updated digital seeker and INS as well as other electronic improvements. The AM39 missile has been integrated on France's Super Etendard, Atlantic and Cougar. 14 aircraft types around the world are AM39 missile capable.

Group : Anti-Ship Missiles
Status : Active
Origin : France
Contractor : MBDA
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 1983
Total Production : ?

The SM39 is the submarine torpedo tube launched version of the Exocet missile. The target information is downloaded to the Exocet missile before launching. The missile is housed in an underwater vehicle. Once the SM39 reaches the surface is ejected from the underwater vehicle and starts the Exocet's usual flight. The improvements of the Block 2 program were also provided to the SM39 missile.

The Indian Ministry of Defense and MBDA signed an agreement on 6 October 2005 in New Delhi for the purchase of 36 Exocet SM-39 torpedo-launched anti-ship missiles to arm the Indian Navy's submarines. Six Scorpene submarines purchased by the Indian Navy from France and outfitted with French-made equipment were slated to be armed with this weapon system under the terms of the agreement.

Group : Anti-Ship Missiles
Status : Active
Origin : France
Contractor : MBDA
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 1990
Total Production : 700

The MM40 is an ECCM-protected, ship-launched, increased in length, long range version of the Exocet missile enabled to engage over the horizon targets. The MM40 features a better performance in heavy countermeasures ECM environments. MM40 missiles received upgrades from Block 2 program breakthroughs.

Group : Anti-Ship Missiles
Status : Active
Origin : France
Contractor : MBDA
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 1995
Total Production : ?

The MM40BC is the designation of ground vehicle launched MM40 Exocet missiles. MM40BC missiles are used for coastal defense and retain the main features of the long range MM40 missile.

Group : Anti-Ship Missiles
Status : Active
Also Known As : MM40 B3, MM40 B3C
Origin : France
Contractor : MBDA
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : December 16, 2010
Total Production : 109

The MM40 Block 3 is the latest, and extremely advanced, Exocet derivative featuring added coastal attack capability, while enhances the proven long range anti-ship capability of the MM40 missile. A new propulsion system will be provided to the Block 3 missile to extend its operational range out to 180 km. Block 3 missiles will be fully compliant with evolving vertical launch requirements.

Block 3's new airframe will feature reduced radar (RCS) and Infrared (IR) signatures as well as enhanced maneuverability allowing flight stealth conditions for increased survivability. The guidance package will combine GPS/INS and a new J-band seeker providing new attack profiles and reduced jam vulnerability. The Block 3 will be armed with a new warhead to better adapt to the coastal attack role.

The new MM40 Block 3 missile will be available in 2006. MBDA is marketing the Block 3 as an upgrade kit for retrofitting to existing MM40 missiles. The French Navy intends to upgrade currently deployed Exocet MM40 Block 2 missiles to the Block 3 standard.