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South Korean defense contractor Hanwha Aerospace has officially signed an agreement to export its K9 Thunder self-propelled howitzers to Spain, marking a significant milestone in European military procurement and Korean defense exports.
Hanwha Aerospace announced it has won a US Army contract to supply prototypes of its K9 self-propelled howitzer. This marks a significant breakthrough for the Korean defense industry in the world's largest defense market.
Swedish defense officials visited Hanwha Aerospace's production facilities in South Korea, as Nordic countries show increasing interest in the K9 howitzer and defense cooperation with the Korean giant.
South Korean defense manufacturer Hanwha Aerospace has signed a major agreement to export K9 Thunder self-propelled howitzers to Spain. The deal strengthens bilateral military ties and expands the international market for South Korea’s advanced artillery systems.
Hanwha Defense has secured a contract with the U.S. Army to provide prototypes of its K9 self-propelled howitzer. This agreement marks a significant step for the South Korean defense company in the American market.
Finland has signed an agreement with South Korea to export K9 self-propelled howitzers from Hanwha Aerospace in a deal worth 546 million euros ($637 million).
The US Army is evaluating South Korea's K9 Mobile Howitzer as a potential replacement for its towed artillery systems, such as the M777. This move aligns with India's ongoing efforts to modernize its artillery, including developing indigenous systems and incorporating wheeled artillery.
Hanwha Aerospace is collaborating with a defense company from the United Arab Emirates to locally produce its K9 self-propelled howitzer. This partnership aims to strengthen the South Korean company's presence in the Middle East defense market.