RAFAEL Wins $30M to Maintain Asian Navy’s Typhoon Weapon Stations, Missiles

Defensemirror.com Bureau
10:22 AM, August 10, 2023
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MINI-TYPHOON remotely-controlled naval weapon stations

Israel’s RAFAEL has won a new contract with an Asian nation to provide comprehensive maintenance support services for operational systems employed by its navy.

The multi-year agreement is estimated at 100 million Shekels ($30 million) and will include maintenance services for the navy’s TYPHOON and MINI-TYPHOON remotely-controlled naval weapon stations, Naval SPIKE ER and NLOS missile systems, EO surveillance systems, as well as EW Integrated Decoy Systems (IDS).

The services will bolster the technological and operational cooperation between RAFAEL and the user and establish maintenance capabilities for additional systems.

In March 2023, RAFAEL announced it had signed a multi-year agreement with the Israeli Ministry of Defence to provide maintenance support services for dozens of TYPHOON remotely-controlled naval weapon stations (RCWS) in operational use by the Israeli Navy.

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