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Kongsberg Maritime advances offshore installation methods with simplified mooring systems

Kongsberg Maritime is pleased to announce the next phase in its commitment to advancing mooring of offshore floating structures through the development of simplified mooring solutions. Building on its patent-pending integrated tensioning and remote pull-in technologies, the company is now focused on reducing cost, complexity, and environmental impact across the mooring system lifecycle.

35 Years of partnership powering Europe’s access to space

When Ariane 6 prepares for launch, it does so with critical technology from KONGSBERG onboard. With a newly signed contract, Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace continues its long-standing contribution to Europe’s launch capability – extending a legacy that spans more than three decades.

KONGSBERG to deliver critical components for Ariane 6

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace (KONGSBERG) has signed a contract with ArianeGroup for the delivery of critical components for Europe’s next generation launch vehicle, Ariane 6.

‘Ears in the ocean’ to boost global safety and sustainability

Kongsberg Discovery is targeting a global roll out of advanced passive acoustic technology, helping markets such as the oil, gas and naval sectors detect operational anomalies from the outset, safeguarding critical subsea assets and environments. The push comes with the full integration of Bergen, Norway’s Naxys Technologies into the company, following on from its acquisition in January this year.

Industrial partnership fuels growth and readiness

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has signed a new contract with Norautron for the delivery of components to various defence systems. The agreement, valued at NOK 500 million, marks a new phase in a partnership that has developed over more than a decade.

A leap for quantum technology in Norway

Norwegian Prime Minister, Jonas Gahr Støre, announced a NOK 1 billion investment in quantum technology over the next five years. The important initiative was presented at KONGSBERG’s facilities in Trondheim, together with the Minister of Research and Higher Education Sigrun Gjerløw Aasland and Minister of Digitalisation and Public Governance of Norway Karianne Tung.

Focusing on the broader perspective

After 17 years in the United States, holding leadership positions in the oil and gas industry, Christian returned home to Norway. Today, he works as a Senior Project Engineer at Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, where he ensures quality across large and complex defence programmes. What motivates him most? “The highly skilled people I get to work with.”

Quality as a resource – not as an enforcer

As Team Manager Quality, Joakim is responsible for the entire value chain – from supplier to finished product. “We are, in many ways, a jack of all trades. Our customer is the other divisions within Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, and our role ranges from contract dialogue and technical meetings to production follow-up and close cooperation with inbound logistics and suppliers

A role where no two days are the same

From food technology to the defence industry – Hanne found her place in the quality assurance environment at Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace.

Accelerating innovation

Strengthening our capabilities for detection and interpretation of complex underwater environments by expanding our product portfolio with electromagnetic sensors.  

Internship Exhibition highlighted results from eight weeks of hard work

Eight weeks, 175 summer students, and an impressive range of innovative projects – the 2025 KONGSBERG Summer Internship Exhibition once again demonstrated the skills, creativity and dedication of the next generation of talent.

MetOp-SG-A1 Satellite successfully launched with key contributions from KONGSBERG

The MetOp-SG-A1 satellite, developed by the European Space Agency (ESA) and EUMETSAT, has been successfully launched aboard the Ariane 6 rocket from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana. Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace (‘KONGSBERG’) contributed critical onboard mechanisms and electronics to the satellite, as well as components for the launch vehicle, continuing its long-standing role in Europe’s most important institutional space programs.