South Korea bids Canada submarine
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jun 02, 2026 · Last updated Jun 02, 2026
The potential US$39.7 billion submarine contract for Canada is a significant event for the global defense and shipbuilding industries. A win for the Hanwha Ocean>>>-HD Hyundai Heavy Industries>>> consortium would boost their stock prices and market share, while a loss would benefit ThyssenKrupp — TKMS>>>.
South Korea and Canada are deepening their partnership in advanced industries, particularly space and defense, as South Korea makes a strong push to win Canada's substantial submarine procurement project. A business roundtable was held in Toronto, attended by high-ranking South Korean officials, including presidential chief of staff Kang Hoon-sik>>> and Vice Industry Minister Moon Shin-hak. The Hanwha Ocean>>>-HD Hyundai Heavy Industries>>> consortium is competing against Germany's ThyssenKrupp — TKMS>>> for the estimated 60 trillion-won (US$39.7 billion) deal, with Canada expected to announce the preferred bidder in late June. During the roundtable, Hanwha Ocean>>> proposed enhanced space and defense cooperation, while Hyundai Motor Company>>> presented a vision for a hydrogen partnership. Three memorandums of understanding were signed for collaboration in space and defense sectors between South Korean and Canadian companies. Kang Hoon-sik>>> also met with Canadian defense officials to emphasize South Korea's commitment to Canada's security.
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