Basically it is 1,940 tonne OPV corvette..
Royal Brunei Navy requested BAE to construct 3 Nakhoda Ragam class OPV corvettes, but for some reason brunei navy refused to accept and since 2002 the triplets have not made it through dock yards some where in UK...
Should pakistan execute this deal they will have to pay the original cost of whopping 600 million pounds!
close to 2000 ton full load displacement,
top speed 30 knots (economic speed 12kn)
range (at economic speed) 5000 mi
2x4 Exocet MM40 block II
16-cell VLS (vertical launch system) for MBDA (BAE Systems) Seawolf
1 Oto Melara 76mm super rapid naval gun
2 MSI Defence DS 30B REMSIG 30mm guns
two triple 324mm torpedo tubes
Nautis II command and weapons control system
Radars:
1 Kelvin Hughes Type 1007 navigation radar
1 Thales Nederland Scout radar for surface search
1 BAE Systems Insyte AWS-9 3D for surveillance and target indication
2 BAE Insyte 1802SW I/J-band radar trackers, which provide target illumination for the Seawolf missile system
Gun fire control:
Radamec 2500 electro-optic weapons director, which includes an eye-safe laser range-finder, TV and thermal imager for gun fire control and surveillance.
Hull-mounted sonar:
medium frequency Thales Underwater Systems TMS 4130C1.
IN all respects very comparable to the 2300 ton Malaysian Lekiu frigates, but lacking a helicopter hangar. Hardly an OPV, more like a light frigate. Better anti air defences than F22P and Type 21, similar but anti surface and anti submarine capability.