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The British drone boat maker, whose vessels have been airdropped from an A400M this week, has closed a Series B backed by DTCP and the NATO fund.
The post Kraken hits £1bn valuation after funding round first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The final panel has gone into a £166m accommodation project at Faslane, with the first submariner trainee blocks due online later this year.
The post New submariner housing takes shape at HM Naval Base Clyde first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Twelve nations will spend £37bn on missiles able to hit targets 2,000km away, in an announcement Downing Street also published in Russian.
The post UK to lead huge deep strike missile effort against Russia first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The MOD says the Common Combat Vessel will coordinate drones in the air, on the surface and underwater, with hull form options still being explored.
The post Britain’s new drone command warship hull design to be chosen first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
A surge in shipbuilding announcements could leave Britain with too many yards, too little sustained work and another damaging boom-and-bust cycle, Paul Sweeney MSP has warned.
The post Shipbuilding boom risks another bust, Sweeney warns first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Russia has poisoned British citizens, burned property, hacked hospitals and menaced an aircraft carrier, Graeme Downie told the Commons, and the government still will not say what would cross the threshold.
The post At what point does Britain say enough is enough over Russia? first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The defence company won Large Employer Skills Champion and New Talent Inspiration Programme at the Enginuity Skills Awards 2026.
The post Babcock takes two national engineering skills awards first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The first ship of the planned joint Anglo-Dutch amphibious fleet is intended to enter service in the 2030s, Minister for Defence Readiness and Industry Luke Pollard has told the House of Commons.
The post New British assault ships to enter service in 2030s first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Asked by Graeme Downie MP to define sub-threshold and to say which hostile activities would sit above it, the Ministry of Defence pointed to external reports and declined to elaborate.
The post UK quiet on what Russian action would cross threshold first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The Harland and Wolff owner says the £98.5m recapitalised yard gives Britain a proven, sovereign capability to build the new UK-Dutch fleet.
The post Navantia pitches Belfast to build UK amphibious ships first appeared on UK Defence Journal.