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Denmark Orders Additional NSM Missiles in NOK 400 Million Deal

By Drooid · Oct 20, 2026, 12:20 AM UTC · How we work

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Denmark orders additional Naval Strike Missiles from Norway’s Kongsberg in a NOK 400 million contract.
The deal, announced on October 19 2026, is a government-to-government transaction with Norway’s Defence Materiel Agency.
The order extends the March 2025 agreement that bought NSM to replace Harpoon missiles on Iver Huitfeldt-class frigates.
Denmark becomes the fifth NATO member to acquire Kongsberg’s coastal NSM system, after Poland, the United States, Romania and Latvia.

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Story summary

Denmark orders additional Naval Strike Missiles from Norway’s Kongsberg in a NOK 400 million contract.
The deal, announced on October 19 2026, is a government-to-government transaction with Norway’s Defence Materiel Agency.
The order extends the March 2025 agreement that bought NSM to replace Harpoon missiles on Iver Huitfeldt-class frigates.
Denmark becomes the fifth NATO member to acquire Kongsberg’s coastal NSM system, after Poland, the United States, Romania and Latvia.