MANSUP is a Brazilian and Emirati family of all-weather, over-the-horizon missiles that grew from an early 2000s design for an anti-ship missile meant to match the performance of the MBDA Exocet Block II. The name stands for Missil Antinavio Nacional de Superficie in Portuguese. The Brazilian Navy funded the project from 2011 through contracts with Mectron and Avibras, with Omnisys on the seeker and Atech on management. The original missile reaches about 70 km and the MANSUP-ER extended version about 200 km on a turbofan, and both carry a 150 kg warhead with inertial and active radar guidance. Prototypes were fired from Brazilian frigates from 2018, and in 2023 the EDGE Group of the United Arab Emirates took a half share of SIATT, formerly Mectron. Surface-to-air, land-attack and air-to-surface variants are in development.
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Mectron being assigned to prototype development
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a Brazilian-Emirati family of all-weather, over-the-horizon anti-ship, surface-to-air, air-to-surface and land-attack missiles
History, 2026 entry
the Brazilian Navy conducted the eighth test launch of the missile from the frigate Defensora (F41)
History, 2011 contracts
Mectron being assigned to prototype development
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2018
Operated By: Brazilian Navy, History, 2011 funding
was sponsored by the Brazilian Navy
In Group: Anti-Ship and Anti-Submarine Missiles, Lead
MANSUP are a Brazilian-Emirati family of all-weather, over-the-horizon anti-ship, surface-to-air, air-to-surface and land-attack missiles, that evolved into a broad range of weapons from an early-2000s original design of an anti-ship missile that aimed to achieve performance similar to the MBDA MM40 Exocet Block II.
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