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Aquitaine Class (FREMM)

Marine

Aquitaine Class (FREMM)

The Aquitaine-class frigates for the French Navy are based on the Franco-Italian, European, multipurpose frigate design FREMM (European multi-mission Frigate/Fregata europea multi-missione). For France, the ships are replacing the ageing Cassard- and Georges Legyues-class frigates and are built in two variants: ASW and anti-air warfare. France has secured exports for its ASW version of the FREMM with a single ship for Morocco and Egypt.Read More

Naval Group

Admiral Ronarc’h Class (FDI)

Marine

Admiral Ronarc’h Class (FDI)

The FDI frigates are under construction following the new medium-sized frigate (Frégate de Taille Intermédiaire, FTI) programme for the French Navy, which is planned to boost surface warship numbers following the curtailment of both its Horizon-class destroyer programme at two ships and the FREMM frigate programme at eight vessels. Five ships have been ordered by France and three by the Hellenic Navy. The ﬁrst vessel is expected to be delivered in 2024.Read More

Naval Group

Mogami Class (30FFM)

Marine

Mogami Class (30FFM)

The Mogami-class 30FFM frigate, previously commonly referred to as the 30DX for the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF), is intended to replace the existing Asagiri- and Abukuma-class light destroyers, which are rapidly ageing. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has been contracted to build the ships with Mitsui Engineering and Shipbuilding (MES) as a subcontractor. The frigates have been designed with stealth, automation and modularity in mind. Two ships were commissioned in 2022.Read More

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Constellation Class FFG(X)

Marine

Constellation Class FFG(X)

The USN has selected Fincantieri Marinette Marine to build up to ten frigates under the FFG(X) next-generation future guided-missile frigate programme. The new Constellation class will replace the Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates, which saw the last retired in 2015. The USN has a lack of small, inexpensive ocean-going ships for low-end missions since the littoral combat ship failed to materialise as planned. The FFG(X) programme is running to an accelerated timeline to ﬁll this gap in capability.Read More

Marinette Marine

Moudge Class

Marine

The Moudge-class frigates (also known as Mowj or Moje and meaning ‘wave’) are an improved version of the Alvand (Vosper Mk5) ships, which ﬁrst entered service in Iran in the early 1970s. Seven have been ordered, with the ﬁrst entering service in 2010. The class has yet to be completed, while one of the vessels Damavand ran around in January 2018. The vessel was ﬁrst believed to be under repair but is now thought to have been lost.Read More

Marine Industries Organisation

MMSC

Marine

The Multi-Mission Surface Combatant (MMSC) is a derivative of the USN’s Freedom- and Independence-class Littoral Combat Ships. Designed by Lockheed Martin, the MMSC was selected for the Royal Saudi Naval Forces (RSNF) in 2015. Lockheed Martin received the contract to begin production of the four MMSCs for Saudi Arabia in July 2018, with construction beginning in October 2019, built at the Fincantieri Marinette Marine shipyard. The MMSC is designed to confront modern maritime and economic security threats in both littoral and open ocean operations.Read More

Lockheed Martin

Freedom Class (LCS)

Marine

Freedom Class (LCS)

The USN’s Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) programme was originally envisaged at 50 ships, which would provide a coastal platform that would take over from the Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates. The ships were supposed to be small, fast and modular, enabling them to take on a variety of roles with the exchange of a modular equipment package and specialist crews. Massive cost increases and delays and the failure of the ships to meet expectation has meant that the class has been curtailed and the USN is progressing with the FFG(X) future frigate programme instead.Read More

Lockheed Martin

Zulﬁquar Class (F-22P/Sword Class)

Marine

Zulﬁquar Class (F-22P/Sword Class)

Pakistan’s Zulﬁquar-class frigates are also known as the F-22P or Sword class; they are a modernised version of China’s Type 053H3 frigate. The ships are built jointly by Hudong-Zhonghua shipyard in China and Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works (KSEW) in Pakistan and will give the Pakistan Navy a modern surface combatant to accompany the ageing ex-UK RN Tariq-class and ex-USN Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigates.Read More

Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works

Istef Class

Marine

The Istef class, previously known as the Istanbul -class or I-class frigates, for the Turkish Navy, originated under the MILGEM project to establish a complex naval shipbuilding capability in Turkey to build their own frontline surface warships. First called the TF-100 frigate, the four Istanbul-class vessels follow the four Ada-class corvettes that were the ﬁrst to be built under MILGEM. A further four to eight T-2000 air defence frigates will follow.Read More

Istanbul Shipyard

Ulsan Class (FFX Batch III)

Marine

Ulsan Class (FFX Batch III)

South Korea launched the FFX Batch III project in 2015 to build a new class of improved anti-aircraft detection vessels to replace the ageing escort and patrol ships the country has in service. Hyundai Heavy Industries was awarded the design and development work for the feature Ulsan-class vessels, followed by a contract for the construction of six vessels for the Republic of Korea Navy in 2020.Read More

SamKang M&T

Jose Rizal Class

Marine

Jose Rizal Class

The Jose Rizal-class frigates for the Philippine Navy (PN) are being built to the HDF-3000 design (also known as the HDF-2600 design) by Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries at its shipyard in Korea. Construction of the two ships has started. It is part of the PN’s plan to boost its surface combatant ﬂeet, alongside the acquisition of three ex-USN Hamilton-class cutters for its Gregorio del Pilar-class frigates.Read More

Hyundai Heavy Industries

HCX-21

Marine

South Korean company Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has unveiled the HCX-21, a trimaran vessel designed for Navies and Coast Guards. The lightweight future surface combatant follows the HCX-19, ﬁrst unveiled at MADEX 2019, to show what HHI’s vision of surface combatants in the 2030s will look like. The vessel will be available in different variations, which include but are not limited to offshore patrol antiship, antisubmarine and uncrewed vehicle operations.Read More

Hyundai Heavy Industries

HCX-19

Marine

The HCX-19 concept vessel was ﬁrst revealed by Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) at MADEX 2019, standing for Hyundai Combatant eXperimental 2019. It was created to show South Korea’s HHI’s vision of what surface combatants will look like in the 2030s. The design was shown in two concepts, a drone mothership and a ‘ship class’ encompassing the concept of a corvette, frigate and destroyer. The design has since been followed by HHI’s HCX-21.Read More

Hyundai Heavy Industries

Bergamini Class (FREMM)

Marine

Bergamini Class (FREMM)

The Bergamini-class frigates for the Italian Navy are based on the Franco-Italian, European, multipurpose frigate design FREMM (European multi-mission Frigate/Fregata europea multi-missione). For Italy, the ships are replacing the ageing Lupo- and Maestrale-class frigates and are built in two variants: ASW and general-purpose. The Italian design has been selected by the USN to compete for its next-generation frigate (FFX) programme. Ten frigates have been ordered by Italy, with eight already in service. Two have been delivered to Eygpt and a further six have been ordered by Indonesia in 2021.Read More

Fincantieri

F-142

Marine

The F-142 is a 140m frigate developed by Dearsan Shipyard. Unveiled during DIMDEX 2022, the vessel features a stealth design combined with high ﬁrepower, a conﬁgurable combat system, and a high level of automation.Read More

Dearsan

Martadinata Class (PKR)

Marine

Martadinata Class (PKR)

Two Martadinata-class frigates are also known as the Perusak Kawal Rudal-class (PKR) frigates. They have been built for the Indonesian Navy (TNI-AL), giving it a sorely needed boost in maritime capability following decades of neglect. For a country that is an archipelago, it has been a long time coming. The frigate programme has been used to boost warship production capability at the Indonesian shipyard PT PAL. The guided-missile frigate is a joint production between PT PAL Indonesia and Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding designed for anti-air warfare, ASW and ASuW missions.Read More

PT Palindo Marine

F126

Marine

The F126 frigate-class has been developed under the MKS 180 frigate programme for the German Navy, known as the Mehrzweckkampfschiff 180. It is designed to produce one of the largest surface warships since the Second World War. Damen was selected in early 2020, and a $5.16 billion contract was signed in June 2020 for the construction of four MSK 180 frigates, with options for an additional two. These are expected to enter service between 2028 and 2031.Read More

Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding

SIGMA 115115HN

Marine

Dutch shipbuilder Damen has designed a new multi-mission frigate as part of the Sigma class known as the Sigma 11515. As with all Sigma-class designs, they revolve around a modular approach allowing the vessel to be built to suit the needs of the customer. The Sigma 115115HN has been proposed for the Hellenic Navy requirement in two conﬁgurations; a Standard anti-air warfare capability variant and an Extended anti-air warfare capability variant.Read More

Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding

Crossover 139 Fast Combatant

Marine

Crossover 139 Fast Combatant

Damen revealed its Crossover 139 vessel, suiting the requirement for the Republic of Singapore Navy’s future Multi-Role Combat Vessel, at IMEDEX Asia 2019. The requirement for the design is to be unlike a classic frigate but be more of a mothership for UAS, UUVs and USVs. The Damen Crossover is described as autonomous, agile, robust and powerful. It was ﬁrst revealed at DIMDEX 2014 as the ultimate mission modular naval concept.Read More

Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding

DW3000

Marine

The Royal Thai Navy ordered a DW3000F design multipurpose frigate from South Korea’s Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) based on the Ulsan-class frigate in service with the Republic of Korea Navy. The frigate provides Thailand with modern ASW capability. The vessel was commissioned in 2019, and a second is expected to be ordered, taking the class to two ships.Read More

Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME)

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