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ATLAS ELEKTRONIK
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TKMS ATLAS ELEKTRONIK GmbH
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Private
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1902
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ATLAS ELEKTRONIK, legally TKMS ATLAS ELEKTRONIK GmbH, is the electronics, sensors and combat-systems division of Germany's TKMS (ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems) group, headquartered in Wedel with operating sites in Bremen, Koblenz, Wilhelmshaven and other German locations as well as the UK, Finland, Denmark, the US, Canada, Australia, the UAE, India and Thailand. Founded in 1902, the company provides sonar, hydroacoustics, command-and-control, naval communications and weapons systems covering the full spectrum from individual components to complete integrated packages for submarines, surface vessels and unmanned platforms.

The product portfolio spans six domains. Submarine Systems include the CSU 100 compact sonar and ISUS 100 integrated sensor underwater system. Mine Warfare Systems cover the Hull-Mounted Minehunting Sonar HMS-12M, IMCMS, MCM TOOLBOX, SeaCat MK1 hybrid AUV and SeaFox expendable mine identification and disposal system. Uncrewed Naval Systems feature the ARCIMS uncrewed surface vessel and SEA Class modular workboats. Anti-Submarine Systems include the ACTAS variable-depth sonar, AMACS modular ASW combat suite, ASO 7x3 hull-mounted sonar, ATLAS TAS passive towed array, and SEASENSE. Naval Weapons comprise the SeaHake mod4 heavyweight torpedo and SeaSpider anti-torpedo torpedo. Communications includes HF Radio Series 3003, Integrated Communication Systems, SEICAM 7000, TRITON multifunctional antenna, and system support products. Notably, the company also delivered the BlueWhale large AUV with integrated ASW towed sonar to the German Navy in February 2026 under Kurs Marine 2035+.

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK generates revenue through direct enterprise sales of hardware platforms, sensors and weapons to government navies, supplemented by system integration, training systems (including the ViSTIS virtual ship trainer) and lifecycle support services. Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. The company serves 40+ navies worldwide, with named end-customers including the German Navy, Royal Netherlands Navy, Indian Navy, the SWORD/EU naval forces consortium, and Gulf naval forces operating in the Strait of Hormuz. Go-to-market is enterprise field sales to defense ministries and naval procurement authorities, supplemented by consortium leadership on EU Defense Fund projects and teaming agreements such as the VEM Technologies arrangement for Indian torpedo production.

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ATLAS ELEKTRONIK, a subsidiary of Germany's TKMS, designs and manufactures naval electronics, sonar, hydroacoustics, command-and-control, communications, torpedoes and uncrewed naval systems, serving 40+ government navies globally with platform-independent sensor-to-shooter solutions for submarines and surface vessels.

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Operating
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1,001–5,000
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HeadquartersBremen, Germany
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Bremen
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Germany
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Europe
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Serves global market

Offices15 records

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Keyword5 values
naval sonar systems, anti-submarine warfare, heavyweight naval torpedoes, mine countermeasures systems, uncrewed underwater vehicles
Industry5 codes
1Naval Sensors & Sonar Systems
CodeIMABAKADPrimaryYes
2Torpedoes & Undersea Weapons
CodeIMABAHAFPrimaryNo
3Submarine Combat Systems & Sonar Manufacturing (CMS, Sensors, EW)
CodeIMAJAOAHPrimaryNo
4Naval C4ISR, Communications & Electronic Warfare
CodeIMABAKAEPrimaryNo
5Naval Weapons & Launch Systems (Guns, VLS, Torpedoes)
CodeIMABAKACPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing334511
  • Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing336414
  • Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing33451
SIC code3 codes
  • Search, Detection, Navagation, Guidance, Aeronautical Sys3812
  • Ordnance & Accessories, (No Vehicles/Guided Missiles)3480
  • Electronic & Other Electrical Equipment (No Computer Equip)3600
Product category
Naval Defense Electronics and Sensor Systems
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Revenue model3 records
1Naval Defense Systems Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Direct sales of complete naval defense systems including submarines, surface vessels, torpedoes, sonar systems, and uncrewed vehicles to government navies worldwide

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2Defense Program Contracts
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Revenue from major defense contracts including submarine programs, naval modernization projects, and EU defense fund projects such as the SWORD anti-submarine warfare program

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3System Integration and Support Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Professional services including system integration, training systems, virtual ship simulators, and ongoing technical support for naval platforms

tkmsgroup.com
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 of 12 records shown
1ViSTIS
Description

Virtual Ship Training & Information System - a TKMS Brand for training and information systems for surface vessels and submarines.

tkmsgroup.com
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Core offering1 text field

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK designs, manufactures, and integrates naval electronics, sonar and hydroacoustic sensor systems, anti-submarine warfare combat suites, mine countermeasures, heavyweight torpedoes, uncrewed surface and underwater vehicles, naval communications, and command & control systems for submarines and surface vessels. Its portfolio covers individual components through to complete sensor-to-shooter solutions delivered to 40+ navies and defense ministries worldwide.

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  • Record order backlog of €18.2 billion representing 55% increase
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Product overview1 text field

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK provides a comprehensive portfolio of naval electronics, sensors, and systems organized across three core domains: Maritime Awareness (sonar and sensor technologies for underwater detection and tracking), Networked Operations (command & control, communications, and autonomous systems integration), and Dynamic Forces (torpedoes, anti-torpedoes, and uncrewed systems). The portfolio includes submarine systems (CSU 100, ISUS 100), mine warfare systems (IMCMS, MCM TOOLBOX, SeaCat MK1, SeaFox), uncrewed naval systems (ARCIMS USV, SEA Class workboats), anti-submarine systems (ACTAS, AMACS, ASO 7x3, ATLAS TAS, SEASENSE, SeaSpider), naval weapons (SeaHake mod4 torpedo), and communication systems (HF Radio Series 3003, ICS, SEICAM 7000, TRITON). The company serves 40+ navies globally with platform and OEM-independent solutions spanning individual components to complete integrated system packages for submarines, surface vessels, and multi-domain uncrewed operations.

Product and service23 records
1CSU 100 (Compact Sonar Underwater)
CategorySubmarine Sonar System
Description

Compact submarine sonar system for underwater detection, classification, and surveillance, supplied to navy submarine programs.

2ISUS 100 (Integrated Sensor Underwater System)
CategorySubmarine Sensor System
Description

Integrated sensor system for comprehensive underwater situational awareness on submarines, combining multiple sonar and sensor inputs.

3HMS-12M (Hull-Mounted Minehunting Sonar)
CategoryMine Countermeasures System
Description

Hull-mounted sonar system for detecting and classifying mines during ship- and vessel-based minehunting operations.

4IMCMS (Integrated Mine Counter Measures System)
CategoryMine Countermeasures System
Description

Comprehensive mine countermeasure system integrating multiple sensors and effectors for autonomous mine detection and neutralization missions.

5MCM TOOLBOX
CategoryMine Countermeasures System
Description

Modular mine countermeasure solution offering flexible configurations of sensors and unmanned platforms for varied operational requirements.

6ARCIMS (Uncrewed Surface Vessel)
CategoryUncrewed Surface Vessel
Description

Uncrewed surface vessel providing multi-mission naval capabilities including anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface warfare, electronic warfare, and surveillance.

7SEA Class (Modular Workboats)
CategoryUncrewed Surface Vessel
Description

Mid-size 10–20m uncrewed modular surface vessels designed as cost-effective force multipliers for ASW, surface warfare, and surveillance missions.

8SeaCat MK1 (Hybrid Autonomous Underwater Vehicle System)
CategoryUncrewed Underwater Vehicle
Description

Hybrid autonomous underwater vehicle combining mine countermeasure capabilities with extended autonomous navigation for mine countermeasures operations.

9SeaFox (Mine Identification and Disposal System)
CategoryMine Countermeasures System
Description

Expendable autonomous mine identification and disposal system used for safe neutralization of detected naval mines.

10ACTAS (Variable Depth Sonar)
CategoryAnti-Submarine Warfare Sonar
Description

Variable depth sonar system providing flexible detection depth and anti-submarine warfare capabilities for surface combatants.

11AMACS (ATLAS Modular ASW Combat Suite)
CategoryAnti-Submarine Warfare System
Description

Modular anti-submarine warfare combat suite integrating multiple sensors and weapons into a single configurable ASW mission system.

12ASO 7x3 (Active Hull-Mounted Sonar System)
CategoryAnti-Submarine Warfare Sonar
Description

Active hull-mounted sonar system providing underwater target detection and tracking for naval surface combatants.

13ATLAS TAS (Passive Towed Array Sonar)
CategoryAnti-Submarine Warfare Sonar
Description

Passive towed array sonar providing covert detection of underwater threats without active emissions.

14SEASENSE Anti-Submarine Warfare System
CategoryAnti-Submarine Warfare System
Description

Integrated anti-submarine warfare system for surface vessels (such as MEKO frigates) providing comprehensive submarine detection and tracking.

15SeaHake mod4 (Heavyweight Torpedo)
CategoryNaval Weapon
Description

Heavyweight torpedo providing offensive anti-surface and anti-submarine strike capabilities from submarines and surface vessels.

16SeaSpider (Anti-Torpedo Torpedo)
CategoryNaval Weapon
Description

Countermeasure torpedo system designed to intercept and neutralize incoming torpedo threats to naval platforms.

17HF Radio Series 3003
CategoryNaval Communication System
Description

Proven HF radio system providing backbone communications capability for naval surface and submarine platforms.

18ICS (Integrated Communication Systems)
CategoryNaval Communication System
Description

Integrated communications solution combining multiple radio and data links into a unified naval communications architecture.

19SEICAM 7000 (Integrated Communication Systems)
CategoryNaval Communication System
Description

Advanced integrated communication system designed for naval vessel command and control operations.

20TRITON (Multifunctional Antenna System)
CategoryNaval Communication System
Description

Multifunctional antenna system integrating multiple communications and sensor functions for naval platforms.

21System Support Products
CategoryNaval Communication System
Description

Interface products that connect ATLAS ELEKTRONIK naval systems to operational requirements and platform integration needs.

22System Integration, Training, and Lifecycle Support Services
CategoryNaval Defense Services
Description

Professional services including system integration, training systems, virtual ship simulators (ViSTIS), and ongoing technical support for naval platforms.

23BlueWhale Large Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (TKMS ATLAS ELEKTRONIK integrated towed sonar)
CategoryUncrewed Underwater Vehicle
Description

Large autonomous underwater vehicle for naval reconnaissance, anti-submarine warfare, and detection of hybrid threats, into which ATLAS ELEKTRONIK integrated its advanced anti-submarine warfare towed sonar, delivered to the German Navy.

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Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-22
Description

Naval Group developed the F21 heavyweight torpedo with contributions from Thales and Atlas Elektronik. The torpedo has been selected by the Netherlands for its Orka-class submarines, deepening defense cooperation between the Netherlands and France while aligning Dutch submarine operations with French Navy and NATO/EU frameworks.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-06
Description

TKMS ATLAS ELEKTRONIK leads the SWORD anti-submarine warfare program, a 36-month European Defense Fund initiative. The program develops an integrated sensor-to-shooter functional chain for detecting and neutralizing submerged threats, integrating Schiebel's S-300 drone as the airborne platform.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-25
Description

IAI and TKMS delivered the BlueWhale large autonomous underwater vehicle to the German Navy as part of Germany's 'Kurs Marine 2035+' program. TKMS's ATLAS ELEKTRONIK segment integrated advanced anti-submarine warfare towed sonar into the system. The BlueWhale is designed for reconnaissance, anti-submarine warfare, and detection of hybrid threats.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-09-01
Description

VEM Technologies signed a teaming agreement with TKMS (via Atlas Elektronik) in September 2025 to produce heavyweight torpedoes for the Indian Navy. The project involves transfer of torpedo technology and manufacturing in Hyderabad, with future export opportunities under the Make-in-India initiative.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Thales supplies technology for Strait of Hormuz mine-clearing operations alongside Atlas Elektronik. Companies including Thales, Atlas Elektronik, SRT Marine, Uforce, Textron Systems, and Raytheon are supplying technology for uncrewed mine-clearing systems in the Strait of Hormuz.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Ultra Electronics (now part of Cobham Advanced Electronic Solutions under Advent International) supplies sonar systems, acoustic sensors, and ASW processing for submarines and surface ships. It is a focused UK-based peer in the same sonar/undersea warfare niche as ATLAS ELEKTRONIK.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Leonardo's Naval & Defense division produces sonar systems (Active and Passive), heavy and lightweight torpedoes (Black Shark, White Shark), unmanned underwater vehicles, and integrated combat management systems. It directly competes with ATLAS in sonar, torpedoes, and uncrewed naval systems across Italian and export markets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Thales is a direct peer through its Underwater Systems business, which produces sonar arrays, combat management systems, and unmanned maritime systems. Thales competes head-to-head with ATLAS ELEKTRONIK in ASW suites, sonar, and naval communications across European and export markets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Naval Group is a French submarine and naval shipbuilder that produces the F21 heavyweight torpedo (in partnership with Thales and Atlas Elektronik) and integrates ASW suites into its submarine and surface platforms. It is both a partner on torpedo development and a competing prime on integrated naval platforms.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Saab's Naval domain develops sonars, ASW combat systems, surface-ship and submarine combat management, and unmanned underwater systems. Saab competes directly with ATLAS in the heavyweight torpedo (SeaHake vs. Torpedo 47/Tp47), variable-depth sonar, and integrated ASW combat suite markets globally.

TypeDirect peer
Description

L3Harris's Maritime Sector provides sonar systems (towed, hull-mounted, dipping), acoustic sensors, undersea warfare solutions, and ASW processing. It is a major US peer competing with ATLAS in NATO sonar procurement and US/NATO uncrewed undersea vehicle programs.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Kongsberg's Defence & Aerospace division supplies naval combat systems, sonars, unmanned underwater vehicles (HUGIN AUV family), and torpedo handling systems. Kongsberg overlaps directly with ATLAS in submarine sonar, AUV-based MCM, and integrated naval combat systems for European and allied navies.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

BAE Systems' Maritime & Land UK division builds submarines (Astute class), surface combatants, and supplies combat systems and naval sensors. As a broader incumbent with integrated platform delivery, BAE competes with ATLAS for ASW combat system content on Royal Navy and export programs.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

HENSOLDT is a German-listed defense electronics specialist in sensors, radar, electronic warfare, and naval communications. As a fellow German-headquartered sensor house, it competes with ATLAS ELEKTRONIK across naval electronics, EW, and integrated sensor suites.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Raytheon's Naval Power business produces surface-ship and submarine sonar arrays, torpedoes (Mk 48), and undersea warfare systems for the US Navy and select allies. As a US incumbent with deep sonar and torpedo franchises, it overlaps with ATLAS in NATO ASW competitions and uncrewed mine countermeasures programs.

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ATLAS ELEKTRONIK

Naval Defense Electronics and Sensor Systemsatlas-elektronik.com

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK, a subsidiary of Germany's TKMS, designs and manufactures naval electronics, sonar, hydroacoustics, command-and-control, communications, torpedoes and uncrewed naval systems, serving 40+ government navies globally with platform-independent sensor-to-shooter solutions for submarines and surface vessels.

What ATLAS ELEKTRONIK does

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK, legally TKMS ATLAS ELEKTRONIK GmbH, is the electronics, sensors and combat-systems division of Germany's TKMS (ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems) group, headquartered in Wedel with operating sites in Bremen, Koblenz, Wilhelmshaven and other German locations as well as the UK, Finland, Denmark, the US, Canada, Australia, the UAE, India and Thailand. Founded in 1902, the company provides sonar, hydroacoustics, command-and-control, naval communications and weapons systems covering the full spectrum from individual components to complete integrated packages for submarines, surface vessels and unmanned platforms.

The product portfolio spans six domains. Submarine Systems include the CSU 100 compact sonar and ISUS 100 integrated sensor underwater system. Mine Warfare Systems cover the Hull-Mounted Minehunting Sonar HMS-12M, IMCMS, MCM TOOLBOX, SeaCat MK1 hybrid AUV and SeaFox expendable mine identification and disposal system. Uncrewed Naval Systems feature the ARCIMS uncrewed surface vessel and SEA Class modular workboats. Anti-Submarine Systems include the ACTAS variable-depth sonar, AMACS modular ASW combat suite, ASO 7x3 hull-mounted sonar, ATLAS TAS passive towed array, and SEASENSE. Naval Weapons comprise the SeaHake mod4 heavyweight torpedo and SeaSpider anti-torpedo torpedo. Communications includes HF Radio Series 3003, Integrated Communication Systems, SEICAM 7000, TRITON multifunctional antenna, and system support products. Notably, the company also delivered the BlueWhale large AUV with integrated ASW towed sonar to the German Navy in February 2026 under Kurs Marine 2035+.

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK generates revenue through direct enterprise sales of hardware platforms, sensors and weapons to government navies, supplemented by system integration, training systems (including the ViSTIS virtual ship trainer) and lifecycle support services. Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. The company serves 40+ navies worldwide, with named end-customers including the German Navy, Royal Netherlands Navy, Indian Navy, the SWORD/EU naval forces consortium, and Gulf naval forces operating in the Strait of Hormuz. Go-to-market is enterprise field sales to defense ministries and naval procurement authorities, supplemented by consortium leadership on EU Defense Fund projects and teaming agreements such as the VEM Technologies arrangement for Indian torpedo production.

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK firmographics

Firmographics
Name
ATLAS ELEKTRONIK
Legal name
TKMS ATLAS ELEKTRONIK GmbH
Website
https://atlas-elektronik.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1902
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
ATLAS ELEKTRONIK, a subsidiary of Germany's TKMS, designs and manufactures naval electronics, sonar, hydroacoustics, command-and-control, communications, torpedoes and uncrewed naval systems, serving 40+ government navies globally with platform-independent sensor-to-shooter solutions for submarines and surface vessels.
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akta.pro rank

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK industry classification

Industry
Product category
Naval Defense Electronics and Sensor Systems
NAICS
Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (334511), Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing (336414), Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing (33451)
SIC
Search, Detection, Navagation, Guidance, Aeronautical Sys (3812), Ordnance & Accessories, (No Vehicles/Guided Missiles) (3480), Electronic & Other Electrical Equipment (No Computer Equip) (3600)
akta.pro primary industry
Naval Sensors & Sonar Systems (IMABAKAD)
akta.pro secondary industries
Torpedoes & Undersea Weapons (IMABAHAF), Submarine Combat Systems & Sonar Manufacturing (CMS, Sensors, EW) (IMAJAOAH), Naval C4ISR, Communications & Electronic Warfare (IMABAKAE), Naval Weapons & Launch Systems (Guns, VLS, Torpedoes) (IMABAKAC)

Keywords

  • Naval sonar systems
  • Anti-submarine warfare
  • Heavyweight naval torpedoes
  • Mine countermeasures systems
  • Uncrewed underwater vehicles

Where ATLAS ELEKTRONIK is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Bremen
HQ country
Germany
HQ region
Europe

Offices15 records

Markets served

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Naval Defense Systems Sales: Direct sales of complete naval defense systems including submarines, surface vessels, torpedoes, sonar systems, and uncrewed vehicles to government navies worldwide
  2. Defense Program Contracts: Revenue from major defense contracts including submarine programs, naval modernization projects, and EU defense fund projects such as the SWORD anti-submarine warfare program
  3. System Integration and Support Services: Professional services including system integration, training systems, virtual ship simulators, and ongoing technical support for naval platforms

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels3 records

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK product offering

Product offering

Core offering

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK designs, manufactures, and integrates naval electronics, sonar and hydroacoustic sensor systems, anti-submarine warfare combat suites, mine countermeasures, heavyweight torpedoes, uncrewed surface and underwater vehicles, naval communications, and command & control systems for submarines and surface vessels. Its portfolio covers individual components through to complete sensor-to-shooter solutions delivered to 40+ navies and defense ministries worldwide.

Product overview

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK provides a comprehensive portfolio of naval electronics, sensors, and systems organized across three core domains: Maritime Awareness (sonar and sensor technologies for underwater detection and tracking), Networked Operations (command & control, communications, and autonomous systems integration), and Dynamic Forces (torpedoes, anti-torpedoes, and uncrewed systems). The portfolio includes submarine systems (CSU 100, ISUS 100), mine warfare systems (IMCMS, MCM TOOLBOX, SeaCat MK1, SeaFox), uncrewed naval systems (ARCIMS USV, SEA Class workboats), anti-submarine systems (ACTAS, AMACS, ASO 7x3, ATLAS TAS, SEASENSE, SeaSpider), naval weapons (SeaHake mod4 torpedo), and communication systems (HF Radio Series 3003, ICS, SEICAM 7000, TRITON). The company serves 40+ navies globally with platform and OEM-independent solutions spanning individual components to complete integrated system packages for submarines, surface vessels, and multi-domain uncrewed operations.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • ViSTIS: Virtual Ship Training & Information System - a TKMS Brand for training and information systems for surface vessels and submarines.
  • ARCIMS
  • SEA Class
  • SeaHake
  • SeaFox
  • SeaCat MK1
  • SeaSpider
  • ISUS 100
  • CSU 100
  • ACTAS
  • AMACS
  • SEASENSE

Products and services

  • CSU 100 (Compact Sonar Underwater) Compact submarine sonar system for underwater detection, classification, and surveillance, supplied to navy submarine programs.
  • ISUS 100 (Integrated Sensor Underwater System) Integrated sensor system for comprehensive underwater situational awareness on submarines, combining multiple sonar and sensor inputs.
  • HMS-12M (Hull-Mounted Minehunting Sonar) Hull-mounted sonar system for detecting and classifying mines during ship- and vessel-based minehunting operations.
  • IMCMS (Integrated Mine Counter Measures System) Comprehensive mine countermeasure system integrating multiple sensors and effectors for autonomous mine detection and neutralization missions.
  • MCM TOOLBOX Modular mine countermeasure solution offering flexible configurations of sensors and unmanned platforms for varied operational requirements.
  • ARCIMS (Uncrewed Surface Vessel) Uncrewed surface vessel providing multi-mission naval capabilities including anti-submarine warfare, anti-surface warfare, electronic warfare, and surveillance.
  • SEA Class (Modular Workboats) Mid-size 10–20m uncrewed modular surface vessels designed as cost-effective force multipliers for ASW, surface warfare, and surveillance missions.
  • SeaCat MK1 (Hybrid Autonomous Underwater Vehicle System) Hybrid autonomous underwater vehicle combining mine countermeasure capabilities with extended autonomous navigation for mine countermeasures operations.
  • SeaFox (Mine Identification and Disposal System) Expendable autonomous mine identification and disposal system used for safe neutralization of detected naval mines.
  • ACTAS (Variable Depth Sonar) Variable depth sonar system providing flexible detection depth and anti-submarine warfare capabilities for surface combatants.
  • AMACS (ATLAS Modular ASW Combat Suite) Modular anti-submarine warfare combat suite integrating multiple sensors and weapons into a single configurable ASW mission system.
  • ASO 7x3 (Active Hull-Mounted Sonar System) Active hull-mounted sonar system providing underwater target detection and tracking for naval surface combatants.
  • ATLAS TAS (Passive Towed Array Sonar) Passive towed array sonar providing covert detection of underwater threats without active emissions.
  • SEASENSE Anti-Submarine Warfare System Integrated anti-submarine warfare system for surface vessels (such as MEKO frigates) providing comprehensive submarine detection and tracking.
  • SeaHake mod4 (Heavyweight Torpedo) Heavyweight torpedo providing offensive anti-surface and anti-submarine strike capabilities from submarines and surface vessels.
  • SeaSpider (Anti-Torpedo Torpedo) Countermeasure torpedo system designed to intercept and neutralize incoming torpedo threats to naval platforms.
  • HF Radio Series 3003 Proven HF radio system providing backbone communications capability for naval surface and submarine platforms.
  • ICS (Integrated Communication Systems) Integrated communications solution combining multiple radio and data links into a unified naval communications architecture.
  • SEICAM 7000 (Integrated Communication Systems) Advanced integrated communication system designed for naval vessel command and control operations.
  • TRITON (Multifunctional Antenna System) Multifunctional antenna system integrating multiple communications and sensor functions for naval platforms.
  • System Support Products Interface products that connect ATLAS ELEKTRONIK naval systems to operational requirements and platform integration needs.
  • System Integration, Training, and Lifecycle Support Services Professional services including system integration, training systems, virtual ship simulators (ViSTIS), and ongoing technical support for naval platforms.
  • BlueWhale Large Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (TKMS ATLAS ELEKTRONIK integrated towed sonar) Large autonomous underwater vehicle for naval reconnaissance, anti-submarine warfare, and detection of hybrid threats, into which ATLAS ELEKTRONIK integrated its advanced anti-submarine warfare towed sonar, delivered to the German Navy.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Record order backlog of €18.2 billion representing 55% increase
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use ATLAS ELEKTRONIK

Customer profile

Named customers4 records

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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AI maturity

App detail

AI capability6 records

Feature17 records

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Naval GroupcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 22 June 2026Naval Group developed the F21 heavyweight torpedo with contributions from Thales and Atlas Elektronik. The torpedo has been selected by the Netherlands for its Orka-class submarines, deepening defense cooperation between the Netherlands and France while aligning Dutch submarine operations with French Navy and NATO/EU frameworks.
  • TKMS ATLAS ELEKTRONIK (Consortium Leader)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 June 2026TKMS ATLAS ELEKTRONIK leads the SWORD anti-submarine warfare program, a 36-month European Defense Fund initiative. The program develops an integrated sensor-to-shooter functional chain for detecting and neutralizing submerged threats, integrating Schiebel's S-300 drone as the airborne platform.
  • Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 25 February 2026IAI and TKMS delivered the BlueWhale large autonomous underwater vehicle to the German Navy as part of Germany's 'Kurs Marine 2035+' program. TKMS's ATLAS ELEKTRONIK segment integrated advanced anti-submarine warfare towed sonar into the system. The BlueWhale is designed for reconnaissance, anti-submarine warfare, and detection of hybrid threats.
  • VEM TechnologiescoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 September 2025VEM Technologies signed a teaming agreement with TKMS (via Atlas Elektronik) in September 2025 to produce heavyweight torpedoes for the Indian Navy. The project involves transfer of torpedo technology and manufacturing in Hyderabad, with future export opportunities under the Make-in-India initiative.
  • ThalescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThales supplies technology for Strait of Hormuz mine-clearing operations alongside Atlas Elektronik. Companies including Thales, Atlas Elektronik, SRT Marine, Uforce, Textron Systems, and Raytheon are supplying technology for uncrewed mine-clearing systems in the Strait of Hormuz.

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  • Ultra Electronics: Ultra Electronics (now part of Cobham Advanced Electronic Solutions under Advent International) supplies sonar systems, acoustic sensors, and ASW processing for submarines and surface ships. It is a focused UK-based peer in the same sonar/undersea warfare niche as ATLAS ELEKTRONIK.
  • Leonardo: Leonardo's Naval & Defense division produces sonar systems (Active and Passive), heavy and lightweight torpedoes (Black Shark, White Shark), unmanned underwater vehicles, and integrated combat management systems. It directly competes with ATLAS in sonar, torpedoes, and uncrewed naval systems across Italian and export markets.
  • Thales: Thales is a direct peer through its Underwater Systems business, which produces sonar arrays, combat management systems, and unmanned maritime systems. Thales competes head-to-head with ATLAS ELEKTRONIK in ASW suites, sonar, and naval communications across European and export markets.
  • Naval Group: Naval Group is a French submarine and naval shipbuilder that produces the F21 heavyweight torpedo (in partnership with Thales and Atlas Elektronik) and integrates ASW suites into its submarine and surface platforms. It is both a partner on torpedo development and a competing prime on integrated naval platforms.
  • Saab: Saab's Naval domain develops sonars, ASW combat systems, surface-ship and submarine combat management, and unmanned underwater systems. Saab competes directly with ATLAS in the heavyweight torpedo (SeaHake vs. Torpedo 47/Tp47), variable-depth sonar, and integrated ASW combat suite markets globally.
  • L3Harris Technologies: L3Harris's Maritime Sector provides sonar systems (towed, hull-mounted, dipping), acoustic sensors, undersea warfare solutions, and ASW processing. It is a major US peer competing with ATLAS in NATO sonar procurement and US/NATO uncrewed undersea vehicle programs.
  • Kongsberg Gruppen: Kongsberg's Defence & Aerospace division supplies naval combat systems, sonars, unmanned underwater vehicles (HUGIN AUV family), and torpedo handling systems. Kongsberg overlaps directly with ATLAS in submarine sonar, AUV-based MCM, and integrated naval combat systems for European and allied navies.

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  • BAE Systems: BAE Systems' Maritime & Land UK division builds submarines (Astute class), surface combatants, and supplies combat systems and naval sensors. As a broader incumbent with integrated platform delivery, BAE competes with ATLAS for ASW combat system content on Royal Navy and export programs.
  • HENSOLDT: HENSOLDT is a German-listed defense electronics specialist in sensors, radar, electronic warfare, and naval communications. As a fellow German-headquartered sensor house, it competes with ATLAS ELEKTRONIK across naval electronics, EW, and integrated sensor suites.
  • Raytheon (RTX): Raytheon's Naval Power business produces surface-ship and submarine sonar arrays, torpedoes (Mk 48), and undersea warfare systems for the US Navy and select allies. As a US incumbent with deep sonar and torpedo franchises, it overlaps with ATLAS in NATO ASW competitions and uncrewed mine countermeasures programs.

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What does ATLAS ELEKTRONIK do?

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK designs, manufactures, and integrates naval electronics, sonar and hydroacoustic sensor systems, anti-submarine warfare combat suites, mine countermeasures, heavyweight torpedoes, uncrewed surface and underwater vehicles, naval communications, and command & control systems for submarines and surface vessels. Its portfolio covers individual components through to complete sensor-to-shooter solutions delivered to 40+ navies and defense ministries worldwide.

Is ATLAS ELEKTRONIK a public or private company?

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was ATLAS ELEKTRONIK founded?

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK was founded in 1902. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is ATLAS ELEKTRONIK based?

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK is headquartered in Bremen, Germany, in the Europe region.

How does ATLAS ELEKTRONIK make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Naval Defense Systems Sales are the primary driver. The others are defense Program Contracts and system Integration and Support Services.

Who are ATLAS ELEKTRONIK's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Ultra Electronics, Leonardo, Thales, Naval Group, Saab, L3Harris Technologies and Kongsberg Gruppen. Broad incumbents are BAE Systems, HENSOLDT and Raytheon (RTX).

Does ATLAS ELEKTRONIK have an API?

No public API is recorded for ATLAS ELEKTRONIK.

What industry is ATLAS ELEKTRONIK in?

ATLAS ELEKTRONIK's product category is Naval Defense Electronics and Sensor Systems. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMABAKAD, Naval Sensors & Sonar Systems, with a secondary code of IMABAHAF, Torpedoes & Undersea Weapons. Its NAICS code is 334511 and its SIC code is 3812.

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AInvestTKMS subsidiary was victim of cyberattack: WirtschaftswoccheThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) has confirmed that its subsidiary Atlas Elektronik was targeted in a cyberattack by the hacker group "The Gentlemen," resulting in the exfiltration of over 1 terabyte of sensitive data including contracts and internal communications, with some files already appearing on the dark web. The attack affected Atlas Elektronik's IT systems and websites, though TKMS stated the breach was limited to a local system in North America and did not impact the broader group infrastructure. The incident has compounded investor concerns amid TKMS's recent business setbacks, including the loss of a Polish submarine contract and competition for a $42 billion Canadian submarine deal, with the company's stock falling nearly 27% from its January high.Interesting EngineeringF21 torpedoes to bolster battle power of Orka-Class submarinesThe Netherlands has selected the French-developed F21 heavyweight torpedo for its four new Orka-class submarines, moving away from earlier plans to continue using U.S.-made MK48 torpedoes. The F21, developed by Naval Group with contributions from Thales and Atlas Elektronik, will be integrated during the construction phase of the submarines, which are being built under the Replacement Netherlands Submarine Capability program and are expected to enter service in the early 2030s. The decision deepens defense cooperation between the Netherlands and France while aligning Dutch submarine operations more closely with the French Navy and NATO/EU frameworks.QuwaPakistan Navy’s Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) ProgramPakistan Navy is developing an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) capability as part of a broader push toward unmanned maritime systems, with the Israr AUV developed by NESCOM-affiliated Beyond Koncept being the most publicly documented platform unveiled at PIMEC 2025. Multiple Pakistani entities including Woot-Tech, Stingray Technologies, and NRDI PDW are also developing unmanned maritime platforms under PN sponsorship, while foreign suppliers STM, Atlas Elektronik, and Dearsan are positioning AUV and UUV products for the Pakistani market. The program remains in early stages with no production contract or deployment timeline announced, though PN leadership has publicly committed to deploying uncrewed systems across surface, sub-surface, and airborne domains.The Times of India'Drones launching drones': How the battle to clear sea mines in Strait of Hormuz may play out - The Times of IndiaDefence companies and marine contractors are planning to deploy uncrewed mine-clearing systems in the Strait of Hormuz as shipping disruptions continue due to the Middle East crisis, with the UK set to send autonomous minehunting vessels built by Canada's Kraken Robotics as part of a multinational effort. The US, UK, France, and Germany have invested in autonomous systems combining uncrewed surface vessels, sonar arrays, and hunter submersibles to establish safe corridors for commercial traffic rather than eliminating every mine. Companies including Thales, Atlas Elektronik, SRT Marine, Uforce, Textron Systems, and Raytheon are supplying technology for these operations, with navies adapting mothership concepts to deploy autonomous systems while keeping personnel out of harm's way.openPR.comUnderwater Robotics Market size to cross $19.94 Billion by 2035 | MacArtney Group, International Submarine Engineering Limited, Soil Machine Dynamics Ltd., ATLAS ELEKTRONIK GmbH, TechnipFMC plcResearch Nester published a market forecast projecting the global underwater robotics market to grow from USD 5.24 billion in 2025 to USD 19.94 billion by 2035, representing a compound annual growth rate of 14.3% during the 2026–2035 period. The report attributes this growth to increasing demand for deep-sea exploration, offshore energy operations, subsea infrastructure monitoring, and advancements in autonomous underwater vehicles and remotely operated vehicles. North America is expected to lead with approximately 46% market share by 2035, while Europe and Asia Pacific are identified as high-growth regions driven by offshore wind energy investments and expanding maritime industries.The Times of IndiaHyd firm ties up with German major to make torpedoes for Indian NavyVEM Technologies Private Ltd, an Indian defense firm based in Hyderabad, signed a teaming agreement with German naval systems major ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) to produce approximately 500 torpedoes annually for the Indian Navy. The agreement includes transfer of torpedo technology from TKMS subsidiary Atlas Elektronik to VEM under India's Make-in-India initiative, with VEM handling procurement, fabrication, manufacturing, and final assembly in Hyderabad. In the medium term, the collaboration is expected to lead to formation of a joint venture between TKMS and VEM focused on supplying torpedoes for the Indian market with potential export opportunities.Interesting EngineeringGermany receives drone submarine from Israel for undersea warfareIsrael Aerospace Industries has delivered the BlueWhale autonomous submarine to the German Navy at Eckernförde naval base, marking the first unmanned submarine developed by an Israeli defense firm. The system was developed through a joint venture with Atlas Elektronik, a subsidiary of naval firm TKMS, and is designed to support unmanned antisubmarine warfare, covert maritime operations, and mine countermeasures. The BlueWhale integrates reconnaissance, advanced sensing, and onboard data fusion, functioning as an extended sensor arm for manned naval platforms while supporting Germany's 'Kurs Marine 2035+' future defense plan.ASDNewsAutonomous Underwater Vehicle Bluewhale Handed Over to German NavyTKMS (ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems) and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) delivered the BlueWhale large autonomous underwater vehicle to the German Navy at the Eckernförde naval base. The BlueWhale is a first-of-its-kind fully autonomous underwater system combining reconnaissance, sensor technology, and data fusion for anti-submarine warfare and covert maritime missions, with TKMS's ATLAS ELEKTRONIK segment integrating the advanced towed sonar. The delivery supports Germany's 'Kurs Marine 2035+' future naval plan and represents a joint project between TKMS, IAI, and the German Navy in unmanned underwater systems.Janes.comKongsberg to deliver combat system for Germany's, Norway's Type 212CD submarinesKongsberg Defense & Aerospace signed a NOK 3.5 billion (USD 345.92 million) contract on 17 December to deliver ORCCA combat system elements to four German and two Norwegian Type 212CD submarines. Norway is simultaneously looking to order two additional Type 212CD submarines from TKMS, bringing the total to six vessels, with a proposed cost framework increase of NOK 46 billion requiring parliamentary approval. The ORCCA integrated combat system is provided by kta Naval Systems, a consortium of TKMS, Atlas Elektronik, and Kongsberg, and is described as one of the industry's most advanced sensor-to-shooter suites.Naval NewsKongsberg to deliver ORCCA combat system for Type 212CD submarinesKongsberg Defence & Aerospace signed a contract on December 19, 2025, valued at NOK 3.5 billion, for the delivery of ORCCA combat systems to four Type 212CD submarines for the German Navy and two for Norway. The Norwegian government had earlier announced plans to acquire two additional 212CD submarines pending parliamentary approval. The contract was signed with kta naval systems, a joint venture between TKMS, ATLAS ELEKTRONIK, and Kongsberg, with the combined fleet set to comprise 12 modern submarines equipped with advanced combat systems.