"With more and newer missiles, the Norwegian Armed Forces will have a better ability to protect Norway against air attacks," Norway's defense Minister Bjoern Arild Gram said in a statement from the Norwegian Defense Material Agency, Reuters reported.
The missiles are primarily intended for Norway's ground-based air defense system, but can also be included in the weapons inventory of F-35A fighter aircraft, the agency said.
The procurement was among the largest single procurements of weapons ever made for the Norwegian Armed Forces, according to the agency.
Norway, which is a member of NATO and shares a border with Russia, has vowed to ramp up defense spending following the start of the Russia-Ukraine.