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Savox signs multi-year agreement with Swedish armed forces

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Savox signs multi-year agreement with Swedish armed forces

Espoo, Finland and Stockholm, Sweden

Savox Communications has signed a multi-year lifecycle support agreement covering the Savox IMP Intercom System used by the Swedish Armed Forces. The agreement includes spare parts, repair services and development activities to support the long-term availability, performance and maintainability of the installed communication systems.

The agreement highlights the growing importance of lifecycle management in modern defence programmes, where mission-critical communication systems must remain reliable and operationally effective over extended service lives. The modular design of the Savox IMP Intercom System supports technology upgrades, obsolescence management and future capability development as operational requirements evolve.

"Sustaining operational capability throughout a platform's lifecycle is a critical requirement for defence organisations," says Jerry Kettunen, Chief Executive Officer of Savox Communications.

"This agreement underlines the long-term nature of defence capability development and the importance of lifecycle support in maintaining mission-critical communication systems. By providing repair services, spare parts and continuous development support, Savox helps ensure that communication capabilities remain available, effective and aligned with future operational needs."

The Savox IMP Intercom System is a modular, fully digital intercom and communication platform developed for demanding defence and public safety environments. Its open architecture enables the integration of radios, communications equipment and mission systems while supporting future upgrades without replacing the entire system.

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