NATO Support and Procurement Agency Purchases Carl-Gustaf Weapon System
This deal is worth approximately €60M
Saab has secured an order for the Carl-Gustaf man-portable, multi-role weapon system from the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA).
The order, valued at approximately €60 million (SEK 700 million), spans the contract period from 2024 to 2027.
This procurement is made on behalf of four NATO member nations under a framework agreement between Saab and NSPA, encompassing Carl-Gustaf systems, along with associated ammunition and equipment.
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