BAE Systems and Terma A/S announced at DSEi, the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to explore potential collaborations within the field of aircraft survivability equipment including 3D-audio and active noise reduction, electronics manufacturing, naval radars and radar antenna design and aircraft composite structures.

Jens Maaløe, President and CEO, Terma, said: “We see potentially strong synergies between our companies. Terma’s aerospace experience within composites structures technology, and electronic warfare equipment including 3D-audio and active noise reduction high-end technology provide promising opportunities for collaboration. Based on the actual MoU, we look forward to combining BAE and our core capabilities and to investigating a shared number of exciting business opportunities in the international market.”

“We have a strong track record of working with Danish industry, so I am delighted that our partnership with Terma is being expanded,” said Paul Hitchcock, Vice President for Western Europe at BAE Systems. “BAE Systems is already working closely with Terma in the air sector. This agreement broadens the scope of potential cooperation across other areas of our global defence and security business.”

If BAE Systems is successful in Denmark’s current Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) programme, then Danish industry will play an integral role in our CV90 Armadillo offering to the Danish Army.