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Malaysia tallies deficiencies observed on first Keris-class littoral mission ship

by Ridzwan Rahmat

The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has compiled a list of deficiencies that were observed while operating the first Keris (littoral mission ship)-class vessel, and is now in discussions with selected contractors to rectify them and prevent similar issues with the remaining hulls.

The Malaysian government signed a contract for four Keris-class patrol vessels with China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) in April 2017. It was Putrajaya’s first naval ship contract with Beijing, and the programme’s first-of-class, KD Keris (111), was commissioned in January 2020.


        KD 
        Keris
        , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China.
       (Royal Malaysian Navy)

KD Keris , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China. (Royal Malaysian Navy)

A list of the deficiencies encountered, which has been provided to Janes by an industry source with access to the discussions, suggests that the issues encountered by Keris largely revolve around its Chinese-supplied sensors and combat systems.


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Malaysia tallies deficiencies observed on first Keris-class littoral mission ship

by Ridzwan Rahmat

The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has compiled a list of deficiencies that were observed while operating the first Keris (littoral mission ship)-class vessel, and is now in discussions with selected contractors to rectify them and prevent similar issues with the remaining hulls.

The Malaysian government signed a contract for four Keris-class patrol vessels with China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) in April 2017. It was Putrajaya’s first naval ship contract with Beijing, and the programme’s first-of-class, KD Keris (111), was commissioned in January 2020.


        KD 
        Keris
        , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China.
       (Royal Malaysian Navy)

KD Keris , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China. (Royal Malaysian Navy)

A list of the deficiencies encountered, which has been provided to Janes by an industry source with access to the discussions, suggests that the issues encountered by Keris largely revolve around its Chinese-supplied sensors and combat systems.


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The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has compiled a list of deficiencies that were observed while operatin...

Malaysia tallies deficiencies observed on first Keris-class littoral mission ship

by Ridzwan Rahmat

The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has compiled a list of deficiencies that were observed while operating the first Keris (littoral mission ship)-class vessel, and is now in discussions with selected contractors to rectify them and prevent similar issues with the remaining hulls.

The Malaysian government signed a contract for four Keris-class patrol vessels with China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) in April 2017. It was Putrajaya’s first naval ship contract with Beijing, and the programme’s first-of-class, KD Keris (111), was commissioned in January 2020.


        KD 
        Keris
        , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China.
       (Royal Malaysian Navy)

KD Keris , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China. (Royal Malaysian Navy)

A list of the deficiencies encountered, which has been provided to Janes by an industry source with access to the discussions, suggests that the issues encountered by Keris largely revolve around its Chinese-supplied sensors and combat systems.


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The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has compiled a list of deficiencies that were observed while operatin...

Malaysia tallies deficiencies observed on first Keris-class littoral mission ship

by Ridzwan Rahmat

The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has compiled a list of deficiencies that were observed while operating the first Keris (littoral mission ship)-class vessel, and is now in discussions with selected contractors to rectify them and prevent similar issues with the remaining hulls.

The Malaysian government signed a contract for four Keris-class patrol vessels with China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) in April 2017. It was Putrajaya’s first naval ship contract with Beijing, and the programme’s first-of-class, KD Keris (111), was commissioned in January 2020.


        KD 
        Keris
        , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China.
       (Royal Malaysian Navy)

KD Keris , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China. (Royal Malaysian Navy)

A list of the deficiencies encountered, which has been provided to Janes by an industry source with access to the discussions, suggests that the issues encountered by Keris largely revolve around its Chinese-supplied sensors and combat systems.


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The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has compiled a list of deficiencies that were observed while operatin...

Malaysia tallies deficiencies observed on first Keris-class littoral mission ship

by Ridzwan Rahmat

The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has compiled a list of deficiencies that were observed while operating the first Keris (littoral mission ship)-class vessel, and is now in discussions with selected contractors to rectify them and prevent similar issues with the remaining hulls.

The Malaysian government signed a contract for four Keris-class patrol vessels with China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) in April 2017. It was Putrajaya’s first naval ship contract with Beijing, and the programme’s first-of-class, KD Keris (111), was commissioned in January 2020.


        KD 
        Keris
        , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China.
       (Royal Malaysian Navy)

KD Keris , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China. (Royal Malaysian Navy)

A list of the deficiencies encountered, which has been provided to Janes by an industry source with access to the discussions, suggests that the issues encountered by Keris largely revolve around its Chinese-supplied sensors and combat systems.


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https://www.janes.com/defence-news/malaysia-tallies-deficiencies-observed-on-first-keris-class-littoral-mission-ship/

The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has compiled a list of deficiencies that were observed while operatin...

Malaysia tallies deficiencies observed on first Keris-class littoral mission ship

by Ridzwan Rahmat

The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has compiled a list of deficiencies that were observed while operating the first Keris (littoral mission ship)-class vessel, and is now in discussions with selected contractors to rectify them and prevent similar issues with the remaining hulls.

The Malaysian government signed a contract for four Keris-class patrol vessels with China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) in April 2017. It was Putrajaya’s first naval ship contract with Beijing, and the programme’s first-of-class, KD Keris (111), was commissioned in January 2020.


        KD 
        Keris
        , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China.
       (Royal Malaysian Navy)

KD Keris , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China. (Royal Malaysian Navy)

A list of the deficiencies encountered, which has been provided to Janes by an industry source with access to the discussions, suggests that the issues encountered by Keris largely revolve around its Chinese-supplied sensors and combat systems.


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https://www.janes.com/defence-news/malaysia-tallies-deficiencies-observed-on-first-keris-class-littoral-mission-ship/

The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has compiled a list of deficiencies that were observed while operatin...

Malaysia tallies deficiencies observed on first Keris-class littoral mission ship

by Ridzwan Rahmat

The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has compiled a list of deficiencies that were observed while operating the first Keris (littoral mission ship)-class vessel, and is now in discussions with selected contractors to rectify them and prevent similar issues with the remaining hulls.

The Malaysian government signed a contract for four Keris-class patrol vessels with China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) in April 2017. It was Putrajaya’s first naval ship contract with Beijing, and the programme’s first-of-class, KD Keris (111), was commissioned in January 2020.


        KD 
        Keris
        , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China.
       (Royal Malaysian Navy)

KD Keris , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China. (Royal Malaysian Navy)

A list of the deficiencies encountered, which has been provided to Janes by an industry source with access to the discussions, suggests that the issues encountered by Keris largely revolve around its Chinese-supplied sensors and combat systems.


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The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has compiled a list of deficiencies that were observed while operatin...

Malaysia tallies deficiencies observed on first Keris-class littoral mission ship

by Ridzwan Rahmat

The Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) has compiled a list of deficiencies that were observed while operating the first Keris (littoral mission ship)-class vessel, and is now in discussions with selected contractors to rectify them and prevent similar issues with the remaining hulls.

The Malaysian government signed a contract for four Keris-class patrol vessels with China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC) in April 2017. It was Putrajaya’s first naval ship contract with Beijing, and the programme’s first-of-class, KD Keris (111), was commissioned in January 2020.


        KD 
        Keris
        , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China.
       (Royal Malaysian Navy)

KD Keris , seen here at its commissioning ceremony on 6 January 2020 in China. (Royal Malaysian Navy)

A list of the deficiencies encountered, which has been provided to Janes by an industry source with access to the discussions, suggests that the issues encountered by Keris largely revolve around its Chinese-supplied sensors and combat systems.


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