The electronics and defense division of Safran will deploy its hemispherical resonator gyroscope technology to support the French nuclear program, a partnership spanning over five decades. These sensors are slated for implementation in the new class of nuclear submarines, the M51 missile systems, and the latest iteration of Rafale aircraft. While the financial specifics of the contract remain undisclosed, the company’s commitment to the project is substantial. Safran has already invested 120 million euros, approximately $133.9 million, this year into the development of this sensor technology. The company intends to triple its production capacity for these components by 2032 to meet long-term strategic requirements. Following the announcement, shares in the Paris-listed group climbed 3.6% to reach 285.60 euros.
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Safran Secures Strategic Navigation Contracts for French Nuclear Fleet
France's defense giant Safran has secured a pivotal contract to supply navigation systems for the nation’s nuclear deterrence arsenal. The agreement, awarded by the Direction Generale de l'Armement, integrates the company’s high-precision sensor technology across the country's next-generation submarines, missile units, and fighter jets.
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