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Financial Results Q3 2025: Strong growth driven by defence and robust order intake

KONGSBERG (OSE: KOG) delivers a 12 percent revenue growth in the third quarter compared to the same quarter last year. The growth was driven by a 38 per cent increase in operating revenues in Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, where there was a good increase in deliveries related to both missiles and air defence. All business areas delivered solid order intake, with a book/bill above 1 in the quarter. Contracts related to the weapon stations, integrated vessel deliveries to the newbuild market, and underwater contracts were key drivers for order intake in the quarter.  

125 years of ocean research

For 125 years, the Institute of Marine Research has monitored the oceans, collected data and built knowledge about marine ecosystems.

A modern, flexible learning experience

State-of-the-art simulators offer immersive training across a range of operations – from navigation to mission planning – tailored to help crews rehearse and refine tactics and perform under pressure.

KONGSBERG opens new F-35 maintenance facility in Rygge, Norway

Kongsberg Aviation Maintenance Services (‘KONGSBERG’) has opened a new facility for maintenance of the F-35 fighter jets in Rygge in southeastern Norway.

ADSB waterjet refit contract, Kuwait Coast Guard

ADSB will install Kongsberg Maritime’s Kamewa waterjets on 13 Kuwait Coast Guard vessels as part of a strategic fleet modernisation programme The partnership advances the Kuwait Coast Guard’s capabilities with next-generation waterjet technology and lifecycle support

KONGSBERG and Andøya Space to strengthen Norwegian space capabilities

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace (‘KONGSBERG’) and Andøya Space have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation in several domains of strategic importance to Norway and its allies.

New HUGIN for the University of Gothenburg to Replace “Ran”

The purchase contract is currently being signed for the HUGIN underwater vehicle with a 3000-meter range, which will replace “Ran”, lost under an Antarctic glacier in 2024. A major donation from Voice of the Ocean, along with insurance funds, now enables researchers at the University of Gothenburg to plan new expeditions.

Five wonders of waterjet technology

Kamewa Waterjets offer high performance and unexpected benefits beyond efficiency at high speed. They also provide tight control, extreme manoeuvrability and operational flexibility for the most demanding requirements.

Systems approach spells success

Navies around the world are under pressure to modernise, reduce costs and boost operational capability. Kongsberg Maritime’s systems-based approach offers a smarter, more resilient way forward—built on decades of commercial experience and global scale.

HUGIN: Safeguarding our critical undersea infrastructure

From the fibre-optic cables that connect the world to the pipelines that power it, we are becoming increasingly dependent on these invisible assets. These critical subsea infrastructures are vulnerable, and monitoring them is no small task. Fortunately, there are various tools that make the job easier. The HUGIN family is one of them.

Strengthening Maritime Resilience: KONGSBERG Opens Oslofjord Test Bed for Critical Infrastructure Protection

On 30 June 2025, KONGSBERG marked a significant milestone in maritime security with the launch of the Oslofjord Critical Maritime Infrastructure (CMI) Protection Test Bed in Horten. This new facility is a direct response to the growing complexity of threats facing Europe’s undersea infrastructure—and a bold step toward safeguarding the systems that power, connect and protect our societies.

Allies validate NSM performance in Arctic exercise

Demonstrating long-range strike capability and allied coordination, Norway, the United Kingdom and Poland conducted Exercise Ægir 25 in northern waters. The Naval Strike Missile (NSM), developed by Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, was at the centre of the scenario, employed jointly across allied platforms in a series of live firings.