Daphné-class submarine

• S641 Daphné – completed 1964,decommissioned 1989
• S642 Diane – completed 1964, decommissioned 1989
• S643 Doris – completed 1964, decommissioned 1994
• S644 Eurydice – completed 1964 – lost in an accident on 4 March 1970
• S645 Flore – completed 1964, decommissioned 1989, preserved as museum ship in Lorient, France
• S646 Galatée – completed 1964, decommissioned 1991
• S647 Minerve – completed 1964, lost in an accident on 27 January 1968
• S648 Junon – completed 1966, decommissioned 1996
• S649 Vénus – completed 1966, decommissioned 1990
• S650 Psyché – completed 1970, decommissioned 1996
• S651 Sirène – completed 1970, decommissioned 1996

The Pakistan Navy Hangor-class was formed of three submarines built in France and one acquired from Portugal in the mid-1970s

• S131 PNS Hangor – completed 1970, decommissioned 2006 and placed in Pakistan Maritime Museum
• S132 PNS Shushuk – completed 1970, decommissioned 2006
• S133 PNS Mangro – completed 1970, decommissioned 2006
• S134 PNS Ghazi - Portuguese Cachalote acquired in 1975, decommissioned 2006

The four Albacora-class submarines of the Portuguese Navy were built in France using the Daphne design. They formed the 4th Submarine Flotilla.

Three submarines were built by France for South Africa.

• S97 SAS Maria van Riebeeck, renamed SAS Spear

completed 1970, decommissioned by 2003

• S98 SAS Emily Hobhouse, renamed SAS Umkhonto

completed 1970, decommissioned by 2003

• S99 SAS Johanna van der Merwe, renamed SAS Assegaai

completed 1971, decommissioned by 2003, converted to museum ship[1]

Four submarines were built for the Spanish Navy by Bazan at Cartagena dockyard. In Spain is named Delfín class (S-60).

• S61 Delfín

completed 1973 – decommissioned 2003, since 2004 a museum ship at Torrevieja[2]

• S62 Tonina

completed 1973. decommissioned 2005, to be museum ship at Cartagena[3]

• S63 Marsopa

completed 1975. decommissioned 2006

• S64 Narval – completed 1975 – decommissioned 2003