Source: LIG Nex1: “If Canada Adopts K-Submarines, Local Torpedo Factory Will Be Established”
found this list of
here’s the text of that reddit gold…
snowfordessert • •Edited 1d ago
This is huge for Canada. So far:
– Hanwha’s 345 million commitment to Algoma steel (Sault Ste. Marie, ON) promises that the hull will be made with Canadian steel
– LIG Nex1 is promising a local factory to produce heay and light weight torpedoes in Canada,
– MOU with Canadian unicorn Cohere AI (Toronto, ON) is related to the integration with Hanwha’s Canadian MROs to provide predictive diagnostic maintenance and optimize construction in Korean shipyards (an export for us), and also provide AI agents to support operation decisions.
– MOU with PV labs (Hamilton, ON) is related to the Electro-Optical Infrared Systems
– MOU with Blackberry (Waterloo, ON) will integrate digital infrastructure and Combat Communication Systems with Canadian sensors,
– According to the article LIG Nex1 is partnering up with Canadian underwater acoustic detection company GeoSpectrum Technologies (Dartmouth, NS) to develop a new sonar
– The Teaming Agreement with CAE (Montreal, Quebec) is related to integrated training solutions and critical operations support solutions.
– Under the Teaming Agreement, Babcock Canada (Ottawa, Ontario, Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia, and Halifax, Nova Scotia) becomes the exclusive In-Service Support partner that will support Hanwha Ocean on CPSP.
– • The MOU with L3Harris Canada (Ottawa, Ontario) is related to their integrated platform management system, integrated communications system, steering diving & control system, and other L3Harris maritime capabilities.
– The MOU with MDA Space (Brampton, ON) for satellite communications
– The MOU with PCL Construction (Edmonton, Alberta) is related to construction of infrastructure.
– The MOU with Gastops (Ottawa, Ontario) is related to propulsion systems machinery control, modelling and simulation.
– The MOU with Curtis-Wright Indal Technologies (Mississauga, Ontario) is related to towed array handling and winch system.
– The MOU with Modest Tree (Halifax, Nova Scotia) related to immersive training and digital in-service support solutions.
– The MOU with Des Nedhe Group (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) related to economic sustainability.
– The MOU with J Squared Technologies (Ottawa, Ontario) related to critical capabilities for sea platforms.
I wonder if they’ll allow us to produce the Hyunmoo 4-4 missiles that go in the VLS silos too
