Corvus Technology Solutions has been named the winner of the Defence, Space and Security Award at the Australian Chamber of Commerce in Korea (AustCham Korea) 2026 Australia-Korea Business Awards (AKBA), recognising the company’s growing contribution to bilateral defence industry cooperation and advanced manufacturing capability.
Presented at the AKBA ceremony in Seoul, the event brought together around 100 VIP guests, including award recipients, government representatives, senior business leaders and media.
The award recognises Corvus’ work in strengthening the Australia-Korea defence relationship, including a flagship Australian defence vehicle program and its partnership with Korean company MNC Solution to localise critical suspension systems and associated technologies in Australia.
This achievement also highlights Corvus’ broader capabilities for delivering sovereign manufacturing via in mechatronic systems development, AS9100D-certified precision manufacturing, advanced technology transfer, and the development of innovative defence solutions such as its high-capacity UAV launcher systems.
Corvus CEO Nick Williams said the award was a significant achievement for the business and a proud reflection of the company’s integration in the sector.

“We are delighted to receive this award. It is fantastic recognition of what Corvus has achieved in cementing our capabilities and expertise in defence, and of the trust we have built through our partnerships in Korea. Our work on significant land systems program components, including the localisation of critical defence technology in Australia, demonstrates the strength of our team and our ability to deliver advanced sovereign capability through international collaboration. We greatly value our working relationships with our Korean colleagues and look forward to building on this success together in the future.”

Over recent years, Corvus has continued to expand its presence in Korea, including establishing a dedicated office to support technology transfer, supplier coordination and program delivery on the ground. The company’s success reflects its growing role as a strategic industrial partner in regional defence supply chains and its commitment to delivering trusted capability for Australia, Korea and allied partners.


