Singapore orders two more submarines from Germany’s TKMS in Kiel

Singapore orders two more submarines from Germany’s TKMS in Kiel


German submarine builder Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) intends to build two additional submarines for Singapore.

A contract has been signed for the construction of two more Type 218SG submarines, the company announced in the northern city of Kiel on Thursday.

This further increases TKMS’s record order book, which currently stands at around €16 billion ($18.1 billion).

According to thyssenkrupp Marine Systems, “the order extension can be handled within existing capacities in Germany, despite high capacity utilization until the 2040s.”

In December 2024, the company received major orders worth billions, including four additional Type 212CD submarines for the German Navy, the new Polarstern research icebreaker, and funding for the project launch of the new F127 frigate generation.

Singapore already has four submarines built by Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems in Kiel.



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