Saab has secured a contract from Lithuania to supply AT4 weapon and Carl-Gustaf ammunition, with the total order valued at Skr1.3bn ($141.3m).
The deliveries under the contract are scheduled to take place from 2027 to 2029.
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The agreement falls under an existing framework contract between the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration and Saab, which allows Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia to purchase Carl-Gustaf M4 systems and ammunition as well as AT4 weapons.
Both the AT4 and Carl-Gustaf systems are designed for ground combat operations, with the AT4 being a disposable weapon and the Carl-Gustaf serving as a man-portable, multi-role recoilless weapon.
Saab business area Dynamics head Görgen Johansson said: “We look forward to continuing to provide the Lithuanian forces with the reliable, highly effective capabilities of our support weapon AT4 and specialised ammunition for the Carl-Gustaf system.
“Our solutions give soldiers precision and ease-of-use, enabling them to carry out their missions safely and with confidence.”
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By GlobalDataSaab manufactures a range of defence products including weapons, command and control systems, sensors, and underwater technology.
The company employs approximately 27,000 people worldwide and supplies defence solutions to several countries.
Recently, Saab received a third contract from the Lithuanian Defence Materiel Agency to supply the Mobile Short Range Air Defence (MSHORAD) system, valued at around Skr1.4bn.
MSHORAD is Saab’s mobile air defence system, integrated into vehicles to provide protection for units on the move.
The deliveries to the Lithuanian Armed Forces are planned between 2026 and 2030. Saab will install the MSHORAD system on JLTV 4×4 vehicles produced by Oshkosh.
