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Poland reveals plan to buy AW149 helos in deal potentially worth over $1B
A medium-lift, multirole helicopter launched in 2006, AW149 customers include Thailand and Egypt. Leonardo is currently marketing the type to the United Kingdom.
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Lessons from Ukraine could help shape Europe’s new tank — if there is one
After weeks of watching videos of burned-out Russian tanks in Ukraine, the world is once again writing an obituary for the vehicle type.
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Italy nurses EU plans for a common armored fighting vehicle
“The end of this decade is an ambitious yet achievable timeline,” says Lt. Col. Roberto Forlani, an official at the Italian Army’s planning and policy division.
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After Rheinmetall bid for Oto Melara, Italian government awaits Fincantieri’s move
“We will wait for September for a Fincantieri offer, we want to have the entire picture,” a government source in Rome said.
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Rheinmetall readies Oto Melara buy-in, with its Lynx fighting vehicle in mind
If accepted, the deal would see off reported interest in Oto Melara from KNDS – the alliance of Germany’s Krauss-Maffei Wegmann and France’s Nexter which sounded out Oto Melara’s owner, Italian state controlled Leonardo, about a sale last year.
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Longtime Fincantieri CEO Bono to step down
Speaking to Italian publication L’Espresso, Giuseppe Bono said his mandate was not being renewed by the Italian government due to his age, adding that he “respected” the decision.
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Leonardo CEO is bullish on Europe’s defense market
“It’s a process, it won’t happen immediately, but there is a deep willingness by political and defense players for big opportunities of this kind in Europe,” Alessandro Profumo told reporters in Rome.
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Italian debate over future of cannon maker rumbles on
Politicians, unionists and industrialists have all joined a sometimes heated discussion about Oto Melara ever since state-controlled Leonardo said last year it wanted to sell a stake in the firm to focus on other activities.
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Italy aims to reach NATO defense-spending target by 2028, four years late
By confirming the date had been pushed back, Prime Minister Mario Draghi appeared to solve a row with a member of his ruling coalition, the Five Star party.
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Budget hikes test shared European Union spending goals
More cash may mean less, not more, Europe — or as one analyst put it: “European defense might be about to die of indigestion.”
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Poland reveals plan to buy AW149 helos in deal potentially worth over $1B
A medium-lift, multirole helicopter launched in 2006, AW149 customers include Thailand and Egypt. Leonardo is currently marketing the type to the United Kingdom.
-
Lessons from Ukraine could help shape Europe’s new tank — if there is one
After weeks of watching videos of burned-out Russian tanks in Ukraine, the world is once again writing an obituary for the vehicle type.
-
Italy nurses EU plans for a common armored fighting vehicle
“The end of this decade is an ambitious yet achievable timeline,” says Lt. Col. Roberto Forlani, an official at the Italian Army’s planning and policy division.
-
After Rheinmetall bid for Oto Melara, Italian government awaits Fincantieri’s move
“We will wait for September for a Fincantieri offer, we want to have the entire picture,” a government source in Rome said.
-
Rheinmetall readies Oto Melara buy-in, with its Lynx fighting vehicle in mind
If accepted, the deal would see off reported interest in Oto Melara from KNDS – the alliance of Germany’s Krauss-Maffei Wegmann and France’s Nexter which sounded out Oto Melara’s owner, Italian state controlled Leonardo, about a sale last year.
-
Longtime Fincantieri CEO Bono to step down
Speaking to Italian publication L’Espresso, Giuseppe Bono said his mandate was not being renewed by the Italian government due to his age, adding that he “respected” the decision.
-
Leonardo CEO is bullish on Europe’s defense market
“It’s a process, it won’t happen immediately, but there is a deep willingness by political and defense players for big opportunities of this kind in Europe,” Alessandro Profumo told reporters in Rome.
-
Italian debate over future of cannon maker rumbles on
Politicians, unionists and industrialists have all joined a sometimes heated discussion about Oto Melara ever since state-controlled Leonardo said last year it wanted to sell a stake in the firm to focus on other activities.
-
Italy aims to reach NATO defense-spending target by 2028, four years late
By confirming the date had been pushed back, Prime Minister Mario Draghi appeared to solve a row with a member of his ruling coalition, the Five Star party.
-
Budget hikes test shared European Union spending goals
More cash may mean less, not more, Europe — or as one analyst put it: “European defense might be about to die of indigestion.”
-
Poland reveals plan to buy AW149 helos in deal potentially worth over $1B
A medium-lift, multirole helicopter launched in 2006, AW149 customers include Thailand and Egypt. Leonardo is currently marketing the type to the United Kingdom.
-
Lessons from Ukraine could help shape Europe’s new tank — if there is one
After weeks of watching videos of burned-out Russian tanks in Ukraine, the world is once again writing an obituary for the vehicle type.
-
Italy nurses EU plans for a common armored fighting vehicle
“The end of this decade is an ambitious yet achievable timeline,” says Lt. Col. Roberto Forlani, an official at the Italian Army’s planning and policy division.
-
After Rheinmetall bid for Oto Melara, Italian government awaits Fincantieri’s move
“We will wait for September for a Fincantieri offer, we want to have the entire picture,” a government source in Rome said.
-
Rheinmetall readies Oto Melara buy-in, with its Lynx fighting vehicle in mind
If accepted, the deal would see off reported interest in Oto Melara from KNDS – the alliance of Germany’s Krauss-Maffei Wegmann and France’s Nexter which sounded out Oto Melara’s owner, Italian state controlled Leonardo, about a sale last year.
-
Longtime Fincantieri CEO Bono to step down
Speaking to Italian publication L’Espresso, Giuseppe Bono said his mandate was not being renewed by the Italian government due to his age, adding that he “respected” the decision.
-
Leonardo CEO is bullish on Europe’s defense market
“It’s a process, it won’t happen immediately, but there is a deep willingness by political and defense players for big opportunities of this kind in Europe,” Alessandro Profumo told reporters in Rome.
-
Italian debate over future of cannon maker rumbles on
Politicians, unionists and industrialists have all joined a sometimes heated discussion about Oto Melara ever since state-controlled Leonardo said last year it wanted to sell a stake in the firm to focus on other activities.
-
Italy aims to reach NATO defense-spending target by 2028, four years late
By confirming the date had been pushed back, Prime Minister Mario Draghi appeared to solve a row with a member of his ruling coalition, the Five Star party.
-
Budget hikes test shared European Union spending goals
More cash may mean less, not more, Europe — or as one analyst put it: “European defense might be about to die of indigestion.”
