Kebni Receives New Order from Saab

Kebni has received a new order from Saab for the delivery of inertial sensors for the NLAW system. The order is valued at 134 million SEK and deliveries will continue beyond 2026.

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Kebni has received a new order from Saab regarding the delivery of customized inertial sensors (IMU) for the anti-tank system NLAW. The order value amounts to 134 million SEK, with deliveries extending beyond 2026, according to a press release from the company.

– We are proud of Saab's continued trust and look forward to further developing our successful collaboration, says Erik Winther, Sales Manager for Inertial Sensing at Kebni.

Kebni and Saab signed a framework agreement in 2020 for the development and delivery of customized sensor solutions for the NLAW system. The series of deliveries began in the summer of 2023 and is still ongoing.

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