The Hunter class frigates are based on the design of the UK Type 26 frigate and are being built at Osborne Naval Shipyard in South Australia.

The Virtual Battlespace software provides a synthetic environment to test and integrate Royal Australian Navy frigate systems before 2030 deployment.

BAE Systems signed a contract with PMB Defence Engineering to assess its nickel-zinc battery technology for potential integration into the next-generation SSN-AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine design.

BAE Systems will lead airframe production, assembly, and weapons integration, extending Typhoon manufacturing into the 2030s and sustaining over 20,000 high-skilled UK defence jobs.

Scorpio-XR exceeded test goals, proving compatibility with 155mm 52-caliber howitzers by accurately guiding multiple shots to impact the target, demonstrating enhanced performance.

BAE Systems and Rheinmetall will integrate the 120mm L44A1 Low Recoil weapon onto the CV90120 prototype, combining the firepower of a Main Battle Tank with the CV90's superior mobility.

The prototype integrates Forterra’s AutoDrive full-stack autonomy with BAE’s proven AMPV chassis, enabling modular, mission-ready operations and accelerating development for a 2026 demonstration with the U.S. Army.

BAE Systems successfully launched the Carruthers Geocorona Observatory for NASA and the SWFO-L1 spacecraft for NOAA, which will study and monitor space weather and its impact on Earth's exosphere.

BAE Systems begins delivery of 663 BvS10s by 2028, including 236 for Sweden, 60 UK, and 140 Germany under joint framework.

The Malloy T-150 is a versatile, 68kg lift-capable platform with a 40-minute endurance and a 60mph top speed, flown by a two-person team manually or autonomously.