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Home›Sensors & Combat Systems›ATLAS ELEKTRONIK Group Founds Subsidiary in Canada
Sensors & Combat Systems

September 27, 2012 · about 14 years ago

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK Group Founds Subsidiary in Canada

The ATLAS ELEKTRONIK Group, a worldwide-acting company for maritime defence electronics, has founded a subsidiary in Canada. ATLAS ELEKTRONIK Canada Ltd has been set up to establish a strong and reliable partnership with the Royal Canadian Navy and Canadian authorities. As potential main contractor

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The ATLAS ELEKTRONIK Group, a worldwide-acting company for maritime defence electronics, has founded a subsidiary in Canada. ATLAS ELEKTRONIK Canada Ltd has been set up to establish a strong and reliable partnership with the Royal Canadian Navy and Canadian authorities. As potential main contractor for the the National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy (NSPS), ATLAS ELEKTRONIK Canada will provide ATLAS products and solutions for current and future Canadian users.

For decades now ATLAS has been offering a broad range of sonars and sensors, command and control systems for submarines and surface combatants, heavyweight torpedoes and corresponding countermeasures, mine warfare systems, unmanned underwater vehicles, as well as coastal surveillance systems. To round off its broad palette, ATLAS offers a comprehensive range of support services, both before and after delivery of the products.

Dieter Rottsieper and Volker Paltzo, Managing Directors of the ATLAS ELEKTRONIK Group , stated: “ We believe in a strong demand for ATLAS products and capabilities to support Royal Canadian Navy. We are happy to extend our presence in Canada and to establish a subsidiary. We look forward to creating new partnerships with Canadian authorities and companies ”.

Rick Gerbrecht, Head of ATLAS ELEKTRONIK Canada : “ The ATLAS ELEKTRONIK Group possesses a proud heritage in serving navies with quality-assured products delivered within a firm fixed-price environment. Our product portfolio will offer the Royal Canadian Navy both ‘non-orphan’ and mature capability into either warships or crafts of opportunity. We are positioned to deliver proven and leading solutions in areas such as mine detection and disposal, sonar, command and control in support of the Royal Canadian Navy and the National Shipbuilding as well as Procurement Strategy effort .”

Today, the ATLAS ELEKTRONIK Group employs more than 1900 experts worldwide at various locations and subsidiaries. ATLAS hires the best staff from the corresponding areas of specialization. Over 5,000 patents held by the ATLAS ELEKTRONIK Group bears witness to the ongoing innovative energy of its workforce. In promoting the personal development and advancement of its specialists in the field of maritime high technology, ATLAS cooperates closely with universities and research institutes.

[mappress] Naval Today Staff, September 27, 2012; Image: Atlas Elektronik

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