EDGE, a leading Emirati defense technology company, has announced that SIATT, a Brazilian arms manufacturer in which EDGE holds a 50% stake, will obtain a deal from the Brazilian Navy to supply advanced MANSUP anti-ship missiles. These missiles will be integrated into the upcoming Tamandaré-class frigates of the Brazilian Navy.
Publish dateSaturday 22 February 2025 - 13:33
According to Amac News, the agreement was signed in the presence of Hamad Al Marar, CEO of EDGE Group, Vice Admiral Carlos Henrique de Lima Zampieri, Director of Naval Weapons Systems for Brazil, and Rogerio Salvador, CEO of SIATT, during the International Defense Exhibition (IDEX) 2025 held in Abu Dhabi.
Zampieri stated, "The MANSUP program is recognized as a strategic initiative for Brazil. The integration of advanced national solutions like MANSUP onto the Tamandaré-class frigates exemplifies our commitment to developing world-class national capabilities."
The MANSUP (National Anti-Ship Missile) systems have been co-developed with the Brazilian Navy and Brazilian experts in smart systems and advanced technologies from SIATT. These systems are designed to meet the defense requirements of both the UAE Navy and Brazil's frigate program, as well as for international export.
Hamad Al Marar emphasized, "We leverage the expertise of EDGE, the Brazilian Navy, and domain specialists at SIATT to provide complex solutions tailored to the precise needs of the end-user. Beyond its technological impact, the MANSUP program will also drive economic growth and create direct job opportunities."
Rogerio Salvador highlighted that this event showcases the strength of the relationship between the UAE and Brazil and marks a key milestone in SIATT's strategy for international expansion.
Zampieri stated, "The MANSUP program is recognized as a strategic initiative for Brazil. The integration of advanced national solutions like MANSUP onto the Tamandaré-class frigates exemplifies our commitment to developing world-class national capabilities."
The MANSUP (National Anti-Ship Missile) systems have been co-developed with the Brazilian Navy and Brazilian experts in smart systems and advanced technologies from SIATT. These systems are designed to meet the defense requirements of both the UAE Navy and Brazil's frigate program, as well as for international export.
Hamad Al Marar emphasized, "We leverage the expertise of EDGE, the Brazilian Navy, and domain specialists at SIATT to provide complex solutions tailored to the precise needs of the end-user. Beyond its technological impact, the MANSUP program will also drive economic growth and create direct job opportunities."
Rogerio Salvador highlighted that this event showcases the strength of the relationship between the UAE and Brazil and marks a key milestone in SIATT's strategy for international expansion.
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Source : news agency wam
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