EM&E Group, Indra Group and Intersoft join forces to secure Belgian skies with C-UAS technology

 

Within the framework of BEDEX (Brussels European Defense Exhibition & Conference), the companies EM&E Group, Indra Group e Intersoft Electronics Services They formalized a strategic agreement to supply systems C-UAS (Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System) to the defense market of Belgium, responding to the growing need to neutralize unmanned aerial threats.

 

A comprehensive solution for drone detection and neutralization

 

The alliance integrates the cutting-edge capabilities of the three industrial partners. EM&E Group contributes his expertise in electro-optics and weapons stations (hard kill), while Indra Group contributes with its advanced technology in radar and command and control systems. For its part, IntersoftBelgian leader in technology CNSThis will facilitate the local implementation and marketing of the solution.

 

The resulting system allows for complete management of the air defense cycle: detection, identification, tracking and neutralization of drones in various operational scenarios. This collaboration not only strengthens the Belgian market, but also aligns with the vision of the European Union to reduce external technological dependence and ensure a more resilient and interoperable airspace.

 

Industrial Partner Key Technological Contribution
EM&E Group Electro-optics, weapon stations and capabilities hard kill.
Indra Group State-of-the-art radars and command and control systems.
Intersoft Electronics Services Radar technology, CNS and experience in the Belgian market.

 

Commitment to European technological sovereignty

 

To Gabriel Coloma, Business Development Director for Europe of EM&E GroupThis union is "an example of how industrial collaboration contributes to strengthening the technological and industrial base of European defense." The joint proposal seeks to offer effective protection against current threats under a model of 100% sovereign technology.

 

From the perspective of Indra, its International Defense Commercial Director, Teresa CabezónHe emphasized that the agreement comes at a key geopolitical moment: “It arrives at a time when European countries and the UE They are making progress in creating a 'drone wall' to protect the eastern flank.”

 

  • Strategic autonomy: Development of solutions without dependence on non-EU suppliers.
  • Scalability: Systems prepared for future challenges and technological evolutions.
  • Interoperability: Integration capability with other defense systems of the NATO and UE.

 

Finally, Domien De Ruyck, CEO Intersoft Electronics ServicesHe emphasized that this MoU It creates a solid framework for delivering future-proof solutions, qualifying the firm in Brussels as a fundamental milestone in its history of international collaboration.

 

Key points and frequently asked questions about the C-UAS agreement in Belgium

What is the objective of the alliance between EM&E, Indra and Intersoft?

The objective is to offer the Belgian defense market a complete and sovereign solution for the detection, identification and neutralization of drones, strengthening airspace security.

What specific technologies make up this defense system?

It combines electro-optical systems, weapon stations of EM&E Groupradars and command and control of Indra, together with the CNS technology expertise of Intersoft.

Why is this project important for the European Union?

Because it promotes the strategic autonomy of the UE through the development of 100% sovereign defense technology, reducing dependence on third countries and improving the resilience of the European flank.

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