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New pact deepens Fincantieri’s stake in seabed warfare business
The shipbuilder signed a deal with Italian energy firm Saipem to integrate that company’s underwater drones into Fincantieri’s ships and submarines.
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EU sprinkles $560 million over defense firms to grow ammunition output
Most of the money will go toward the production of explosives and powder, officials in Brussels said.
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Leonardo banks on space, cybersecurity, AI for double-digit growth
Italy’s state-controlled defense giant predicted that by 2028 its annual order tally will rise to $24.7 billion.
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Fincantieri in talks to buy Leonardo’s torpedo business, source says
For more than a decade Leonardo has searched on and off for a buyer or partner for its torpedo unit known as WASS.
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Albania opens remodeled Soviet-era air base as hub for NATO jets
Italian Eurofighters and U.S. F-16s and F-35s flew in for the inauguration of the base at Kucova, 50 miles south of the capital Tirana.
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Bell, Leonardo to partner on tiltrotor helicopters
The agreement follows a long partnership between the firms on the BA609 tiltrotor program, which ended in 2011.
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Italian parliament OKs frigate, Leopard tank deals
The new buys, approved Feb. 21, are part of a uptick in Italian military spending partly spurred by the Ukraine conflict.
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Too little, too late? Ukraine’s backers lose ground in the ammo race
Russia’s advantage in artillery ammunitions is unlikely to spur more frontline gains, but it will give Moscow some breathing space, one analyst said.
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Fincantieri teams with Edge to sell to non-NATO countries
The venture will aim to take advantage of the UAE’s relations with other states and the export credit financing it offers.
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Leonardo eyes an Italian gun for Rome’s new Leopard 2 tanks
An agreement with manufacturer KNDS envisions significant “Italianisation” of the latest-generation main battle tank, according to a Leonardo executive.
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New pact deepens Fincantieri’s stake in seabed warfare business
The shipbuilder signed a deal with Italian energy firm Saipem to integrate that company’s underwater drones into Fincantieri’s ships and submarines.
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EU sprinkles $560 million over defense firms to grow ammunition output
Most of the money will go toward the production of explosives and powder, officials in Brussels said.
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Leonardo banks on space, cybersecurity, AI for double-digit growth
Italy’s state-controlled defense giant predicted that by 2028 its annual order tally will rise to $24.7 billion.
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Fincantieri in talks to buy Leonardo’s torpedo business, source says
For more than a decade Leonardo has searched on and off for a buyer or partner for its torpedo unit known as WASS.
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Albania opens remodeled Soviet-era air base as hub for NATO jets
Italian Eurofighters and U.S. F-16s and F-35s flew in for the inauguration of the base at Kucova, 50 miles south of the capital Tirana.
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Bell, Leonardo to partner on tiltrotor helicopters
The agreement follows a long partnership between the firms on the BA609 tiltrotor program, which ended in 2011.
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Italian parliament OKs frigate, Leopard tank deals
The new buys, approved Feb. 21, are part of a uptick in Italian military spending partly spurred by the Ukraine conflict.
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Too little, too late? Ukraine’s backers lose ground in the ammo race
Russia’s advantage in artillery ammunitions is unlikely to spur more frontline gains, but it will give Moscow some breathing space, one analyst said.
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Fincantieri teams with Edge to sell to non-NATO countries
The venture will aim to take advantage of the UAE’s relations with other states and the export credit financing it offers.
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Leonardo eyes an Italian gun for Rome’s new Leopard 2 tanks
An agreement with manufacturer KNDS envisions significant “Italianisation” of the latest-generation main battle tank, according to a Leonardo executive.
-
New pact deepens Fincantieri’s stake in seabed warfare business
The shipbuilder signed a deal with Italian energy firm Saipem to integrate that company’s underwater drones into Fincantieri’s ships and submarines.
-
EU sprinkles $560 million over defense firms to grow ammunition output
Most of the money will go toward the production of explosives and powder, officials in Brussels said.
-
Leonardo banks on space, cybersecurity, AI for double-digit growth
Italy’s state-controlled defense giant predicted that by 2028 its annual order tally will rise to $24.7 billion.
-
Fincantieri in talks to buy Leonardo’s torpedo business, source says
For more than a decade Leonardo has searched on and off for a buyer or partner for its torpedo unit known as WASS.
-
Albania opens remodeled Soviet-era air base as hub for NATO jets
Italian Eurofighters and U.S. F-16s and F-35s flew in for the inauguration of the base at Kucova, 50 miles south of the capital Tirana.
-
Bell, Leonardo to partner on tiltrotor helicopters
The agreement follows a long partnership between the firms on the BA609 tiltrotor program, which ended in 2011.
-
Italian parliament OKs frigate, Leopard tank deals
The new buys, approved Feb. 21, are part of a uptick in Italian military spending partly spurred by the Ukraine conflict.
-
Too little, too late? Ukraine’s backers lose ground in the ammo race
Russia’s advantage in artillery ammunitions is unlikely to spur more frontline gains, but it will give Moscow some breathing space, one analyst said.
-
Fincantieri teams with Edge to sell to non-NATO countries
The venture will aim to take advantage of the UAE’s relations with other states and the export credit financing it offers.
-
Leonardo eyes an Italian gun for Rome’s new Leopard 2 tanks
An agreement with manufacturer KNDS envisions significant “Italianisation” of the latest-generation main battle tank, according to a Leonardo executive.
