MBDA is a European multinational corporation and a world leader in complex weapon systems, specializing in the design, development, and manufacturing of missiles and related systems. It is the only European defense group capable of designing and producing missiles and missile systems that correspond to the full range of current and future operational needs of the three armed forces (land, sea and air). MBDA's major shareholders are Airbus (37.5%), BAE Systems (37.5%), and Leonardo (25%). They have several partnerships with companies such as Helsing, Saab and Advanced Navigation, and work with over 90 armed forces worldwide.
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Avio signed a production order with MBDA in France for solid rocket motors and aerodynamic surfaces for the ASTER 30 system.
The Gcap project involves Leonardo, Avio Aero, MBDA, and Elettronica.
The SATNUS campaign consisted of nine flights to verify Manned-Unmanned Teaming software led by SATNUS and developed with Airbus GmbH and MBDA.
MBDA is a European missile maker.
MBDA is a joint venture of French, German, British, and Italian companies.
Avio is supplying components for the MBDA surface-to-air missile systems CAMM-ER and ASTER 30.
MBDA awarded Avio a €35 million contract to provide solid rocket motors and aerodynamic surfaces for an unnamed air defence system.
On 5 December, Avio announced that MBDA awarded it a €35 million contract for solid rocket motors and related aerodynamic surfaces for an air defence system.
MBDA has signed its first export contract with a Middle Eastern nation for its SKY WARDEN counter-UAV system.
The effectors included in SKY WARDEN are the CILAS HELMA-P high-energy laser weapon, omni-directional and directional jamming systems, MBDA’s HTK drone interceptors, and the MISTRAL 3 missile.
SKY WARDEN builds upon MBDA’s multi-sensor, multi-effector, command-and-control architecture.
MBDA continues to enhance the SKY WARDEN ecosystem through the acquisition of the HELMA-P laser from CILAS.