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Nexter and Texelis notified of SERVAL’s first series production tranches

Land January 19, 2021

Nexter and Texelis, as part of the temporary grouping of companies (GME) light-VBMR (véhicule blindé multi-rôles) SERVAL, have been notified by the French Delegation for Armaments (DGA) of the first production tranches of the SERVAL contract. This notification to SERVAL provides for the delivery in 2022 of the first 12 production ...

Thales and Nexter to equip French Navy with a new generation of artillery

Thales and Nexter to equip French Navy with a new generation of artillery

Maritime November 3, 2020

The RAPIDFire system developed by the consortium formed by Thales and Nexter has been chosen by the French defence procurement agency (DGA) to equip future French Navy vessels with new artillery. This new innovative and versatile close-in weapon system will provide the Navy’s surface vessels with an effective close-in defence capability ...

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