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The great industrial competition: Mergers, acquisitions and geopolitical events fuel revenue
Total fiscal 2018 defense revenues for the Top 100 companies came in at $490 billion, the largest total in years.
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The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
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Chinese firms bump down Western companies on Top 100 list
For the first time since 2001, the Top 100 includes Chinese defense firms.
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Rocked by scandal: Can defense conglomerate Ukroboronprom regain some legitimacy?
Kickbacks, smuggled military equipment, and allegations of industry and government corruption have rocked Ukrainian politics and Ukroboronprom.
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Influence or profit? Russia’s defense industry is at a crossroads
Russia is willing to sell arms to just about anyone, but the Kremlin does have a line drawn in the sand.
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Limits on Western arms exports helped spur indigenous Saudi and UAE defense industry
There’s something ironic about why indigenous production in Saudi Arabia and the UAE is spreading.
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Rheinmetall’s move in the UK nudges European-wide shakeup
The German company said it would continue its strategy toward industrial consolidation.
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Italy matches French naval tie-up with German sub partnership
Italy’s long-standing cooperation with Germany’s naval industry to build submarines is picking up speed.
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3 lessons for industry from the Defense News Top 100 list
Byron Callan of Capital Alpha Partners offers takeaways from the Top 100 for the defense industry.
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Does Israel’s Rafael foresee export potential?
The head of Rafael told Defense News that the company produces military equipment primarily “for the sake of the defense of Israel.” But that doesn’t mean there isn’t potential for foreign sales.
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The great industrial competition: Mergers, acquisitions and geopolitical events fuel revenue
Total fiscal 2018 defense revenues for the Top 100 companies came in at $490 billion, the largest total in years.
-
The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
-
Chinese firms bump down Western companies on Top 100 list
For the first time since 2001, the Top 100 includes Chinese defense firms.
-
Rocked by scandal: Can defense conglomerate Ukroboronprom regain some legitimacy?
Kickbacks, smuggled military equipment, and allegations of industry and government corruption have rocked Ukrainian politics and Ukroboronprom.
-
Influence or profit? Russia’s defense industry is at a crossroads
Russia is willing to sell arms to just about anyone, but the Kremlin does have a line drawn in the sand.
-
Limits on Western arms exports helped spur indigenous Saudi and UAE defense industry
There’s something ironic about why indigenous production in Saudi Arabia and the UAE is spreading.
-
Rheinmetall’s move in the UK nudges European-wide shakeup
The German company said it would continue its strategy toward industrial consolidation.
-
Italy matches French naval tie-up with German sub partnership
Italy’s long-standing cooperation with Germany’s naval industry to build submarines is picking up speed.
-
3 lessons for industry from the Defense News Top 100 list
Byron Callan of Capital Alpha Partners offers takeaways from the Top 100 for the defense industry.
-
Does Israel’s Rafael foresee export potential?
The head of Rafael told Defense News that the company produces military equipment primarily “for the sake of the defense of Israel.” But that doesn’t mean there isn’t potential for foreign sales.
-
The great industrial competition: Mergers, acquisitions and geopolitical events fuel revenue
Total fiscal 2018 defense revenues for the Top 100 companies came in at $490 billion, the largest total in years.
-
The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
-
Chinese firms bump down Western companies on Top 100 list
For the first time since 2001, the Top 100 includes Chinese defense firms.
-
Rocked by scandal: Can defense conglomerate Ukroboronprom regain some legitimacy?
Kickbacks, smuggled military equipment, and allegations of industry and government corruption have rocked Ukrainian politics and Ukroboronprom.
-
Influence or profit? Russia’s defense industry is at a crossroads
Russia is willing to sell arms to just about anyone, but the Kremlin does have a line drawn in the sand.
-
Limits on Western arms exports helped spur indigenous Saudi and UAE defense industry
There’s something ironic about why indigenous production in Saudi Arabia and the UAE is spreading.
-
Rheinmetall’s move in the UK nudges European-wide shakeup
The German company said it would continue its strategy toward industrial consolidation.
-
Italy matches French naval tie-up with German sub partnership
Italy’s long-standing cooperation with Germany’s naval industry to build submarines is picking up speed.
-
3 lessons for industry from the Defense News Top 100 list
Byron Callan of Capital Alpha Partners offers takeaways from the Top 100 for the defense industry.
-
Does Israel’s Rafael foresee export potential?
The head of Rafael told Defense News that the company produces military equipment primarily “for the sake of the defense of Israel.” But that doesn’t mean there isn’t potential for foreign sales.
