Terma has successfully delivered 51 SCANTER 5202 radars to the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV), enhancing Sweden’s ability to monitor and protect its extensive coastline amid evolving security demands.
The delivery - one of the largest in Terma’s recent history - marks a significant modernization of Sweden’s coastal surveillance network, replacing legacy Terma systems in operation for over two decades. The upgraded SCANTER 5202 radars provide high-resolution detection of small surface vessels and low-flying aerial threats, enabling faster, more accurate decision-making in complex maritime environments.
"These radars represent a vital step forward in strengthening Sweden’s maritime domain awareness," said Thomas Blom, Senior Vice President of Terma Surveillance & Mission Systems. "In today’s unpredictable security landscape, high-performance surveillance systems like the SCANTER 5202 are critical to national resilience."
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Download free sample pages More informationIncorporating advanced features such as built-in cybersecurity, jamming detection, and real-time tracking through Terma’s Edge Tracker, the SCANTER 5202 meets the operational requirements of modern defense forces.
FMV’s decision follows years of rigorous testing and in-field performance, with the SCANTER series consistently demonstrating reliability, cost efficiency, and long-term supportability.
This milestone underscores Terma’s role as a trusted defense partner to Sweden and its capacity to deliver complex projects at scale without disrupting other customer commitments.
