Thyssen JV in fray for building 6 conventional subs
Business Standard|July 13, 2024
The global tender for building six state-of-theart conventional submarines for the Indian Navy has boiled down to a contest between two joint ventures (JVs).
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One features German shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS), in partnership with India's premier defence shipyard Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL). In contest with the 180-year-old German shipbuilder is Spanish shipyard Navantia, which is bidding in partnership with Indian engineering giant Larsen and Toubro (L&T). TKMS is Germany's only supplier of submarines and marine electronics.

The six submarines, powered by air-independent propulsion (AIP), are being built under a ₹45,000 crore programme called Project 75-I under the "strategic partner" (SP) acquisition category. This requires qualified Indian firms to build a weapons platform in partnership with a foreign original equipment manufacturer chosen by the defence ministry.

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