The long-standing defence cooperation between Embraer and the Netherlands has advanced to a new level through strategic new partnerships. Within the scope of the Industrial Participation Agreement conducted with the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs, Embraer has signed new agreements with TNO, OPT/NET and ILIAS, further enhancing its alignment and integration with the Dutch defence industry ecosystem.
Under the new partnership, Embraer and TNO will collaborate on multi-agent systems and advanced data management solutions to support surveillance missions and enhance operational awareness. The cooperation with OPT/NET focuses on applying artificial intelligence–based technologies to strengthen decision-support processes in complex military operations. ILIAS will contribute by providing real-time, integrated data solutions for fleet management to support operational agility.

Atech, a subsidiary of Embraer, will reinforce the technological infrastructure of these initiatives with its expertise in mission-critical systems, command-and-control solutions, and intelligence data analysis. Atech will make significant contributions to the integration of innovative defence technologies in joint projects developed with TNO and OPT/NET.

Jan Christiaan Dicke, Commissioner for Military Production at the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs, shared the following assessment regarding the cooperation:
“We are pleased to see the partnerships between Embraer and the Dutch Defence Technology and Industrial Base (DTIB) evolving. The Industrial Participation Policy contributes to strengthening knowledge, technology, and industrial capacity. This cooperation established within the scope of the C-390 Millennium procurement is of great importance for both sides.”

Frederico Lemos, Chief Commercial Officer of Embraer Defense & Security, stated:
“These new partnerships mark an important milestone in Embraer’s relationship with the Dutch defence ecosystem. Together with reliable partners, we are further reinforcing our commitment to developing advanced technologies and operational solutions.”




