We specialise in developing advanced technologies, to provide extreme performance for extreme conditions. Working together as a global team, we have created an integrated portfolio of solutions, for businesses, partners and nations operating from the depths of the sea; to outer space; to the digital frontier. We protect people and planet by innovating technology today, for a better tomorrow
Protection for our coastlines
With many countries becoming increasingly aware of potential threats to their coastlines, our business area Kongsberg Maritime’s UT range of ships has been designed specifically to tackle the many and varied challenges that may emerge.
The world's most important food source is under attack
Several fish stocks around the world are nearing complete collapse. Organized fisheries crime is a major global problem, and illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing is now the single biggest threat to the world's most important food source.
Presentation of Quarterly Report Q4 2024 will be broadcasted live on webcast, 7 Feb 2025 08:15 CET.
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Leading carbon capture innovations
At the forefront of the development of large-scale CO2 sequestration are a pair of environmental activists who have infiltrated the business in the hope of saving the planet.
Air defence protects and saves lives in Ukraine
Join us in 2025: Internship application portal now open
We are pleased to announce that our portal is now open to receive applications for our 2025 Summer Internships. The application deadline is February 28, 2025.
From Kongsberg to space: JUICE's journey to Jupiter
One of JUICE's overarching goals is to assess the habitability – the ability of a planet to support life – of these icy worlds. By studying their chemical and physical conditions, JUICE aims to expand our understanding of the potential for life beyond Earth.
Fifty years young
The iconic UT-Design vessels trace their origins back to the mid-1960s and the Norwegian fishing industry, and early 1970s for the international offshore industry. Years of expertise in operating ships in the harsh conditions of the North Sea paved the way for what would become the benchmark design for the offshore industry.