Ultra Intelligence & Communications and Hanwha have signed an MOU marking a significant step towards enhancing global defense capabilities through innovative C2 architectures.
Hanwha Defense USA and its parent company Hanwha Aerospace will exhibit artillery and other defense products at the upcoming Association of the U.S. Army’s (AUSA) Annual Meeting & Exposition.
An American shipyard that builds domestic cargo vessels and training ships for U.S. maritime colleges has agreed to a deal, in which it would be bought by a major South Korean shipbuilder.
The largest defense company in South Korea has a goal to expand its U.S. arm into a prime defense contractor over the next 10 years. A key part of its growth strategy is localizing its manufacturing capabilities.
Hanwha Defense USA plans to offer its K9 155mm self-propelled howitzer for the Army’s new effort to get after extending the range of its cannon artillery, citing the program as an opportunity to establish its position as a lead U.S. land systems provider.
John Kelly, the chief executive officer of Hanwha Defense USA, the American arm of the South Korean defense firm discusses his plan to grow the company‘s US footprint over the next decade.
Australia's defense chief said Wednesday his government does not have concerns over Korean defense giant Hanwha Group's bid to acquire Australian shipbuilder Austal.
The Australian government is not concerned about a possible acquisition of shipbuilder Austal by South Korea’s Hanwha Group and is unlikely to stand in the way of a deal.
Hanwha Defense USA will provide its expertise in energetics facilities to enhance the manufacturing process for propellants at the Radford Army Ammunition Plant.
The Oshkosh-Hanwha team has been selected as one of the five contenders for the Concept Design Phase of the US Army's OMFV program tasked to replace the M2 Bradley.