Santa Bárbara Sistemas
Santa Bárbara Sistemas is a Spanish
defense contractor based in Madrid, integrated under General Dynamics European Land Systems (GDELS), a business unit of General Dynamics which consolidated in one structure all European subsidiaries of GDLS.[1]
It is one of the primary suppliers of the
Scout SV
AFV through General Dynamics in the UK.
General Dynamics acquired the company from the
Spanish government 25 July 2001.[2]
History
Santa Bárbara Sistemas was founded in 1960 by bringing together factories of the Spanish Ministry of Defense under the Instituto Nacional de Industria. These included arsenals in Seville, Oviedo, and Trubia.
Santa Bárbara Sistemas was denationationalised by Spain and acquired by General Dynamics Europe in July 2001.
Products and programmes
Weapons and systems
- Firearms:
- CETME - Assault rifle
- CETME Ameli - Light machine gun
- CETME L- Assault rifle
- LAG 40- Automatic grenade launcher
- Artillery:
- Gun turrets:
- TC-25 - Turret
- TC-13 - Turret
- TC-3 - Turret
- TC-7 - Turret
- TC-19 - Turret
- TC-9 - Turret
Munitions and powders
- Powders
- Pólvora Dx
- Pólvora Esferoidal
- Munitions
- Artillery
- Small Caliber
- Medium Caliber
- Tank ammunitions
- Explosives
- Cutting and perforating explosives
Armoured vehicles
- Tracked Vehicles
- Pizarro - Infantry fighting vehicle
- Scout SV
- Wheeled Vehicles
- BMR- Vehículo blindado medio de ruedas
- Dragón AFV - Vehículo blindado medio sobre ruedas
- VEC- Vehículo blindado de exploración de caballería
Cooperative programs
- Armoured vehicles
- Leopardo 2E- Tank
- RG-31 Mk5E, local assembly of the units bought by the Spanish Army.
- AMX-30E - Tank
- Weapons and systems
- G36E- Assault rifle
- Mauser Mk30 - Automatic cannon
- MG3- General purpose machine gun
- Heckler & Koch MG4 - Light machine gun
- Missiles
- Warhead and other system components
- Meteorprogram
- Spanish Marines, under the license of Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd.
- Civilian Sector
- Aeronautics
- Thermal and surface components
Modernisation programs
References
- ^ https://gdels.oklok.es/MilitaryMobility/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Corporate-Presentation-GDELS-01.06.22.pdf
- ^ "GDSBS". General Dynamics. Archived from the original on 2011-10-02. Retrieved 2011-03-29.
External links
- Official web site (in English)
- Official spanish site (in Spanish)
- Official german site