Berlin has reached a preliminary agreement with Thyssenkrupp to secure influence over the German conglomerate's defence ...

Thyssenkrupp CEO Miguel Lopez is confident that the group can adhere to the German government's security conditions with the spinoff of its naval ship building division TKMS, he said in an ...

Germany's ThyssenKrupp is moving ahead with the planned spin-off of its TKMS naval construction division by looking into a collaboration with US financial investor Carlyle, the parent company ...

Thyssenkrupp has so far only said it would keep a majority of TKMS, which makes frigates, submarines as well as sensor and mine-hunting technology, as part of the divestment which is planned to ...

Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri is interested in closer cooperation with partner Thyssenkrupp, which is looking to divest its warship division TKMS, the company's chief executive told a German ...

Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) is aiming to clinch new orders from the German Navy as the government boosts defence spending in response to the Ukraine war, the chief executive said in a ...

thyssenkrupp Marine Systems, one of the world's leading enterprises in the naval industry, is celebrating the start of a new phase in the company's development with the launch of a new brand.

Thyssenkrupp last month said that it was no longer pursuing a sale of the unit despite significant interest from strategic players, adding the spin-off of TKMS, which analysts said could be valued ...

ThyssenKrupp is in trouble, and naval division TKMS is bearing the brunt of it. Plagued with slow business, corruption scandals, and facing absence of perspectives, the German shipbuilder is ...

ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) announced on 20 May that it has signed a contract to acquire the Oceana shipyard in Brazil from CBO Group subsidiary Aliança SA. Four new Tamandaré-class corvettes ...

Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) has unveiled its 4th Generation Fuel Cell (FC4G) for utilisation in submarines, following completion of a comprehensive test programme for the propulsion system.

In a bid to win a $20 billion submarine contract from Australia, ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems signaled it could create shipyard jobs and turn the country into a submarine-industry hub.