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  1. A defense bill is creating procurement opportunities for several shipyards, including plans for a $5 billion investment and securing U.S. Navy contracts.

Hanwha Ocean is a front-runner for a Canadian submarine program, prompting Canada to seek industrial partnerships with South Korean firms.

10 reports, 6 independent Updated Jul 22
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Hanwha Ocean is a front-runner for a Canadian submarine program, prompting Canada to seek industrial partnerships with South Korean firms.

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Hanwha OceanSeoulLee Jae MyungKorea

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  1. German bid wins preferred status for Canadian submarine fleet over South Korean competitor.1 source
  2. Hanwha Ocean and Korea are competing against Germany for a Canadian defense contract.1 source
  3. Hanwha Ocean seeks to win the Canadian submarine project, backed by Lee Jae Myung.1 source
  4. Procurement program for submarines underway in Geoje.1 source
  5. PMB Defence plans Canadian facility and partners with TKMS for submarine project.1 source
  6. Hanwha Ocean is vying for a Canadian submarine program contract.1 source

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