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    Sweden to decide on supplier for new frigates early next year

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    Posted on November 24, 2025

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    Sweden will choose a supplier for four new frigates early next year, enhancing its navy amid regional tensions. Potential suppliers include France's Naval Group.

    Sweden's Decision on New Frigate Supplier Expected in 2024

    STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Sweden will choose a supplier for its multi-billion Swedish crown acquisition of four new frigates early next year, the defence minister said on Monday.

    Sweden is in an intense buildup of its forces in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and is looking to increase its navy fleet with bigger ships.

    "I think and I hope that we can make a decision by early next year in regards to our new frigates program," Swedish Defence Minister Pal Jonson told a news conference with the French Minister of the Armed Forces Catherine Vautrin.

    Sweden wants the first two frigates delivered by 2030 and has therefore decided to look at existing designs, including an alternative from French maker Naval Group.

    "France could meet the Swedish request," Vautrin said. "We could deliver a frigate in 2030, an entirely equipped one including defensive measures and of course, we propose a partnership with Swedish industry, in particular Saab," she said.

    Other alternatives include frigates from Spain's Navantia and Britain's Babcock, in collaboration with Sweden's Saab.

    The new frigates, called Lulea-class, would be the biggest surface warships in Sweden's navy and have an expected lifespan of 40 years.

    (Reporting by Johan Ahlander; Editing by Kirsten Donovan)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Sweden to decide on frigate supplier by early next year.
    • •The acquisition is part of a military buildup post-Ukraine invasion.
    • •First two frigates expected by 2030, based on existing designs.
    • •French Naval Group is a potential supplier, offering partnerships.
    • •Lulea-class frigates will be the largest in Sweden's navy.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Sweden to decide on supplier for new frigates early next year

    1What are frigates?

    Frigates are warships that are typically smaller than destroyers and are used for escorting larger vessels, anti-submarine warfare, and patrolling. They are equipped with various weapons and technology.

    2What is a defense industry?

    The defense industry encompasses companies and organizations that produce goods and services for military purposes. This includes weapons, vehicles, and technology used by armed forces.

    3What are defensive measures?

    Defensive measures refer to actions taken to protect military forces and assets from enemy attacks. This can include physical barriers, technology, and strategic planning.

    4What is a naval fleet?

    A naval fleet is a group of ships and submarines organized for military operations. It is typically commanded by a naval officer and can include various types of vessels.

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