Saab to Supply Carl-Gustaf M4 Systems to Danish Army
Swedish defense company Saab has secured a contract with the Danish Defence Materiel Agency (FMT) for the supply of Carl-Gustaf M4 weapon systems, ammunition, and training equipment. The contract is valued at SEK 510 million.
Swedish defense firm Saab has signed a contract with the Danish Defence Materiel Agency (FMT) to provide the Carl-Gustaf M4 weapon system, along with ammunition and training equipment. The order is valued at SEK 510 million, with deliveries scheduled between 2026 and 2028.
Görgen Johansson, head of Saab's Dynamics business area, stated that the Carl-Gustaf M4 system offers significant accuracy, mobility, and versatile ammunition options, enabling the Danish army to effectively counter evolving threats. He also expressed the company's commitment to continuing its long-standing relationship with the Danish defense forces.
The Danish army has operated the Carl-Gustaf system, known locally as 'Dysekanon', since the 1970s. The latest variant, the Carl-Gustaf M4, was introduced in 2022.
Saab is a defense and security company that develops and manufactures advanced systems for air, land, naval, and security applications. The company aims to support national defense capabilities and contribute to a safer world through technological advancement.