Allies in innovation

We deliver advanced technologies to keep people safe. These can be on land, at sea, in the air or in space.

What we do

Provider of Security

We offer advanced technology and services for a range of specific application areas. On an organizational and operational level, we help you be prepared to protect.

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White Paper

How to counter the drone threat

Drones are inherently hard to detect. Their small size allows them to slip through regular security and safety systems, making them a threat for most industries. With Terma’s long heritage within surveillance technology and integration of sensors and effectors into comprehensive, decision-focused dashboards, your demands for effective drone detection can now be met. Download our whitepaper and find out how we solve drone detection with proven technology.

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"Allies in Innovation" is the podcast that reveals some of the most advanced technologies on the planet.

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F-35 Lightning II (Joint Strike Fighter).

Lockheed Martin

Cases

Global Supplier to F-35 Lightning II

We are a major supplier to the F-35 Lightning II (Joint Strike Fighter), the World's largest industrial project, and deliver more than +80 composite, metal, and electronics parts to this advanced fifth-generation fighter jet.

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Terma SCANTER 2000 Surveillance Radar at Singapore Harbor.

Ground

Ground-based radars

For coastal surveillance, ports, airports, wind farms, and critical infrastructure.

Training Vessel MV Sycamore with Terma naval radars.

Royal Australian Navy

Sea

Naval solutions

For naval surveillance, maritime safety and security, and naval combat.

Lockheed Martin

Air

Airborne solutions

Aerostructures, audio systems, airborne electronics, and electronic warfare solutions.

ESA - P. Carril

Space

Space programs

Well-proven electronics, software, and services for all phases of space programs.

Working at Terma

Join the diligent

When working with mission-critical solutions, the devil is most certainly in the detail. At Terma, you will join a team that works diligently to help alliances, countries, and organizations protect people and assets.

A career in Terma

Allies

Where failure is not an option, collaboration is the only option. At Terma, building alliances is in our DNA. We make it a strategic goal to excel in partnerships on all levels. Meet some of our partners here.

Who we are

Terma in brief

Terma is a global company owned by a commercial foundation and with roots in Denmark. We develop, manufacture and service solutions, and provide advice to customers around the world.

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Latest news

Terma headquarter in Lystrup in Denmark.

2024-10-04

Terma to deliver system integration for Very Short Range Air Defense for the Royal Danish Army

Denmark’s largest defense company Terma has received a purchase order from The Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation (DALO) concerning system integration of the new VSHORAD system for the Royal Danish Army. It is the first order as part of the 30-year framework agreement that Terma and DALO signed in 2023.

Kathy Warden, CEO at Northrop Grumman Corporation and Henriette Hallberg Thygesen, CEO at Terma Group.

2024-09-30

Northrop Grumman and Terma Formalize Agreement for Collaboration on Advanced Technologies

Northrop Grumman Corporation and Terma have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for continued cooperation on key capabilities including the F-35 Lightning II, uncrewed aerial systems, electronic warfare, radar systems, and missile defense.

Hans Martin Steiner, VP Space Technology & Partnerships, Space

2024-09-19

Terma joins the Zero Debris Charter Community

We are thrilled to announce that we have signed the Zero Debris Charter which collectively puts Europe at the forefront of sustainability on Earth and in space. The ESA-facilitated charter will drive the development of technologies required to become debris-neutral by 2030.