Weapons
| Type | Product | On order | Origin | QTD | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Air-to-surface missile | Sea Skua | Air-to-surface missile | United Kingdom | ||
| Anti-radiation missile | MAR-1 | Anti-radiation missile | Brazil | ||
| Anti-ship missile | Penguin | Purchased with new Sea Hawk | Norway | 8 | |
| Anti-ship missile | Exocet | AM-39. In upgrading the Avibras. | France | ||
| Anti-ship missile | Exocet | Purchased with new Scorpène class submarine MM-40 | France | ||
| Anti-ship missile | MAN-1 | In development; It will be an anti-ship missile with a 60–80 km range. | Brazil | ||
| Air to air missile | AIM-9H Sidewinder | Short range Air to Air missile | United States | 240 | |
| Air to air missile | MAA-1A Piranha | Short range Air to Air missile | Brazil | ||
| Air to air missile | MAA-1B Piranha | Short range Air to Air missile | Brazil | ||
| Air to air missile | Python IV | Short range air-to-air missile | Israel | ||
| Air to air missile | Derby Missile | Beyond-visual-range (BVR) air-to-air missile | Israel | ||
| Guided bombs | Elbit Lizard | Laser Guided Bomb | Israel | ||
| Guided bombs | SMKB-82 | GPS Guided Bomb (Known like AKAUAN) | Brazil | ||
| Guided bombs | SMKB-83 | GPS Guided Bomb (Known like AKAUAN) | Brazil |
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