According to information published by Sateconomy on November 27, 2024, LIG Nex1 has announced its entry into the Peruvian defense market, securing a contract to supply advanced naval equipment for the Peruvian Navy. The company revealed on the 27th that it signed an agreement on the 26th with HD Hyundai Heavy Industries to deliver systems for a 3,400-ton frigate and a 2,200-ton offshore patrol vessel (OPV) that will be operated by the Peruvian Navy. The contract will span until 2029.
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