Saab has been awarded a Skr1.7bn ($161.16m) contract to deliver key system upgrades for the German Air Force’s TAURUS KEPD 350 air-launched cruise missiles. The contract, which will extend from 2025 to 2035,

Sweden's Saab said on Monday it had won a 1.7 billion crown ($159 million) order from Taurus Systems, a joint venture between MBDA Germany and Saab, for maintenance and modernisation of the cruise missile TAURUS KEPD 350.

Swedish defense company Saab has secured a 1.7 billion crown ($159 million) contract from Germany to modernise and maintain Taurus KEPD 350 cruise missiles. The agreement involves system upgrades and a ten-year maintenance period,

Sweden's Saab said on Monday it had won a 1.7 billion crown ($159 million) order from Germany for the modernisation and maintenance of its Taurus KEPD 350 cruise missiles. Saab said in a statement the contract period is 2025-2035.