Could Britain and Sweden share a Type 83 program?

Would a joint British-Swedish Type 83 program be appealing?

The pairing is attractive, but a workable program would need more participating countries than Britain and Sweden alone.

A bilateral British-Swedish program is appealing but too narrow for the proposed concept. The earlier outline calls for a wider destroyer partnership involving Britain, Australia, Japan, and possibly Italy because each country could contribute different strengths. Its viability depends on scale and complementary industrial expertise rather than one settled design. It also fits the separate proposal that allies could share a hull and machinery while retaining national weapons and detailed equipment choices.