Navantia showcases its roadmap for the future of naval defense at DSEI 2025

 

Following the recent acquisition of Harland & Wolff, the company seeks to position itself as a key partner in the British defense ecosystem, driving innovation and industrial development.

 

Navantia's participation in DSEI focuses on showcasing its most advanced technologies, designed to respond to the evolving requirements of naval defense. The company highlights how its innovations, such as the Infrastructure Support System (ISS) and the digital twin, promote the creation of more flexible, automated fleets with reduced crews. These technologies enable faster and more accurate decision-making, based on data and the integration of unmanned vehicles.

 

Donato MartínezNavantia UK CEO, highlights the company's unique contribution to the sector. "Our presence at DSEI will highlight Navantia UK's unique contribution to the defense and shipbuilding ecosystem." United Kingdom“We are developing capabilities and increasing capacity to support the government’s defense ambitions,” Martínez stated. “Ensuring that increased defense spending generates real value through British companies.”

 

A strategic partner for the United Kingdom

 

As part of its commitment to British defense, Navantia UK is responsible for building three new Fleet Solid Support (FSS) vessels for the Royal Navy. This project demonstrates the British government's confidence in the company's industrial and design capabilities.

 

Navantia UK's strategy encompasses the modernization of its facilities, employee training, and the use of the latest digital tools in shipbuilding. The company will bring to the UK the vast experience of its parent company, which has delivered more than 40 vessels to eight countries in the last two decades, with designs that are among the most advanced in NATO.

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