Saab has received an order from the Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation (DALO) for additional live training equipment, according to the company. The order is worth SEK 350 million, and deliveries will run from 2026 to 2028.
The contract expands Denmark’s ability to train for modern warfare. Drones, long-range precision effects and new operating methods are changing how armed forces prepare for conflict. The new equipment lets soldiers and units train with these technologies and tactics in realistic, instrumented exercises.
What the order covers
The package includes Saab’s Instrumented Laser Duel System (ILDS) for the CV90 infantry fighting vehicle. It adds new non-line-of-sight and drone training capabilities, which allow crews to rehearse engagements beyond direct visual range.
Building on the 2025 contract
The order follows the Combat Training Centre contract Saab signed with Denmark in 2025. Under that agreement, four training sites were established. The latest delivery adds to that infrastructure.
Joakim Alhbin, head of Saab’s Training and Simulation business unit, said training must keep pace with the battlefield. Bringing drones and long-range precision effects into live exercises, he said, lets soldiers train as they will operate and build confidence before facing such situations for real. He added that Denmark continues to develop one of Europe’s most modern and flexible Combat Training Centres.
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