| Industry | Defence industry |
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| Products | Torpedoes |
GEIE EuroTorp is a consortium formed in July 1993 by French and Italian defense companies. Concerned governments signed a memorandum of understanding on industrial co-operation on their new generation lightweight torpedo programs.
Member companies of GEIE EuroTorp are:
Tasks of EuroTorp are to develop, manufacture and market:
In addition to its programme management and commercial role, EuroTorp is also responsible for achieving compliance with operational specifications, integration on launching platforms and new systems development such as Hard Kill and submarine-launched versions.
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