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Market exposure in the Top 100: Defense, commercial aviation and much more
Avascent drew on the Top 100 list to examine the broader mix of market exposure among firms comprising the global defense industrial base. This analysis provides insight into how companies with defense business leverage exposure to other markets, either as a complement or as a hedge to their defense activities.
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When the challenge of coronavirus becomes a catalyst to change
Military leaders for years have said they value agility. Now they will get to watch firsthand which firms are prepared for the long term, who adapts and who merely talks about adapting.
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Spain’s Indra gets a key role in new Eurofighter radar development
Officials in Europe have billed the radar upgrade as a key prerequisite for keeping the Eurofighter relevant for future missions and possible sales, including ongoing acquisition decisions in Finland and Switzerland.
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UK facilities for American F-35 jets are delayed and over budget
Hangars, a squadron headquarters facility and the F-35 simulator building won’t be ready when F-35s arrive in England in 2021.
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Eastern European NATO allies ramp up drone buys to protect their borders
Countries eye Russia as they gauge the need to bolster their aerial capabilities.
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Libya is turning into a battle lab for air warfare
What exactly is going on, who is winning and what has this conflict taught generals about modern air combat?
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Bring allied attention to air power in the Arctic
Securing stability and predictability in the Arctic, one may claim, takes a constant balancing act. Allied air power will continue to be key.
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Awash in technology hook-ups, Team Tempest longs for steady partners
“The U.K. is keen to see more international partners join us,” says Defence Secretary Ben Wallace. “There is room for a broad range of other partnerships.”
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Multidomain capabilities are key to securing the Arctic
Air power is of vital importance in the Arctic, but it must be in a joint and combined framework, enabling future multidomain and network-based operations.
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The race is on to replace NATO’s early-warning aircraft fleet
The alliance plans to spend $1 billion for a final service life extension of the planes, which would keep them flying until 2035.
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Market exposure in the Top 100: Defense, commercial aviation and much more
Avascent drew on the Top 100 list to examine the broader mix of market exposure among firms comprising the global defense industrial base. This analysis provides insight into how companies with defense business leverage exposure to other markets, either as a complement or as a hedge to their defense activities.
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When the challenge of coronavirus becomes a catalyst to change
Military leaders for years have said they value agility. Now they will get to watch firsthand which firms are prepared for the long term, who adapts and who merely talks about adapting.
-
Spain’s Indra gets a key role in new Eurofighter radar development
Officials in Europe have billed the radar upgrade as a key prerequisite for keeping the Eurofighter relevant for future missions and possible sales, including ongoing acquisition decisions in Finland and Switzerland.
-
UK facilities for American F-35 jets are delayed and over budget
Hangars, a squadron headquarters facility and the F-35 simulator building won’t be ready when F-35s arrive in England in 2021.
-
Eastern European NATO allies ramp up drone buys to protect their borders
Countries eye Russia as they gauge the need to bolster their aerial capabilities.
-
Libya is turning into a battle lab for air warfare
What exactly is going on, who is winning and what has this conflict taught generals about modern air combat?
-
Bring allied attention to air power in the Arctic
Securing stability and predictability in the Arctic, one may claim, takes a constant balancing act. Allied air power will continue to be key.
-
Awash in technology hook-ups, Team Tempest longs for steady partners
“The U.K. is keen to see more international partners join us,” says Defence Secretary Ben Wallace. “There is room for a broad range of other partnerships.”
-
Multidomain capabilities are key to securing the Arctic
Air power is of vital importance in the Arctic, but it must be in a joint and combined framework, enabling future multidomain and network-based operations.
-
The race is on to replace NATO’s early-warning aircraft fleet
The alliance plans to spend $1 billion for a final service life extension of the planes, which would keep them flying until 2035.
-
Market exposure in the Top 100: Defense, commercial aviation and much more
Avascent drew on the Top 100 list to examine the broader mix of market exposure among firms comprising the global defense industrial base. This analysis provides insight into how companies with defense business leverage exposure to other markets, either as a complement or as a hedge to their defense activities.
-
When the challenge of coronavirus becomes a catalyst to change
Military leaders for years have said they value agility. Now they will get to watch firsthand which firms are prepared for the long term, who adapts and who merely talks about adapting.
-
Spain’s Indra gets a key role in new Eurofighter radar development
Officials in Europe have billed the radar upgrade as a key prerequisite for keeping the Eurofighter relevant for future missions and possible sales, including ongoing acquisition decisions in Finland and Switzerland.
-
UK facilities for American F-35 jets are delayed and over budget
Hangars, a squadron headquarters facility and the F-35 simulator building won’t be ready when F-35s arrive in England in 2021.
-
Eastern European NATO allies ramp up drone buys to protect their borders
Countries eye Russia as they gauge the need to bolster their aerial capabilities.
-
Libya is turning into a battle lab for air warfare
What exactly is going on, who is winning and what has this conflict taught generals about modern air combat?
-
Bring allied attention to air power in the Arctic
Securing stability and predictability in the Arctic, one may claim, takes a constant balancing act. Allied air power will continue to be key.
-
Awash in technology hook-ups, Team Tempest longs for steady partners
“The U.K. is keen to see more international partners join us,” says Defence Secretary Ben Wallace. “There is room for a broad range of other partnerships.”
-
Multidomain capabilities are key to securing the Arctic
Air power is of vital importance in the Arctic, but it must be in a joint and combined framework, enabling future multidomain and network-based operations.
-
The race is on to replace NATO’s early-warning aircraft fleet
The alliance plans to spend $1 billion for a final service life extension of the planes, which would keep them flying until 2035.
