MS International PLC on Monday said subsidiary MSI Defence Systems Ltd signed a contract worth EUR19.4 million to supply three naval gun systems to an unnamed Nato country.
MS International is a Yorkshire-based defence equipment manufacturer. Is subsidiary based in Norwich will provide three MSI-DS naval gun systems designed to defend vessels against a range of threats, including drones.
Delivery of the systems is expected to begin towards end of 2027.
MS International shares were up 5.9% at 1,684.00 pence on Monday morning in London.
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