Classifying a 9,200-ton gun-heavy frigate

How should a 9,200-ton ship with multiple medium guns, 36 VLS cells, and two helicopters be classified, and who might build it?

The design is classified as a large frigate for distant operations. Australia, Canada, Britain, or Italy are suggested, with 48 to 64 VLS cells preferred over the proposed 36.

The hypothetical ship has four 76 mm guns in twin mounts, four 57 mm guns, four 30 mm guns, 36 VLS cells, and hangar space for two medium helicopters. Its 9,200-ton displacement is still compatible with the proposed classification of a large frigate. Australia and Canada are suggested as possible users because their ships operate far from their bases, with Britain another possibility. The heavy gun fit also suggests an Italian design for worldwide service. The missile capacity is criticized for that displacement, with 48 to 64 VLS cells preferred instead.