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Bold move backfires as Canada declines Naval Group-Fincantieri frigate offering
Canada’s decision effectively removes Naval Group and Fincantieri from taking part in the program since the companies never submitted a formal bid, government officials noted.
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Leonardo works on ‘Europe’s first fully digital’ radar
Italy’s Leonardo is edging closer to producing a fully digital, active electronically scanned array radar — the only one of its kind in Europe according to the firm — with initial components now being manufactured.
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Leonardo wants clout in Italo-French naval integration
Leonardo typically supplies radars and systems to Fincantieri ships, while Thales supplies Naval Group vessels, begging the question of which firm would get the contracts for jointly built ships in the future.
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Naval Group, Fincantieri join forces in Canada warship tender
Naval Group and Italian partner Fincantieri have filed a joint bid based on the FREMM multimission frigate in the Canadian tender for 15 warships.
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Picking favorites: Choice of systems weighs on Italo-French naval merger
The merger is expected to be finalized by the end of 2018, but in the meantime, the companies need to tackle the thorny issue of whether the systems on board any jointly built ships would be Italian or French.
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Leonardo boss calls market reaction ‘excessive’ in wake of lower forecast
Leonardo’s share price dropped by around one-fifth on Nov. 10, after the firm announced it was reducing its year end forecasts thanks to trouble in its helicopter division.
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Leonardo delivers updated Falco drone to Mideast customer
Italy’s Leonardo says it has made its initial delivery of a Falco EVO drone to the aircraft’s launch customer in the Middle East.
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‘Naval Airbus’ progress: Italian-French frigate pitch for Canada moves forward
France and Italy jointly designed the FREMM frigate for use by their navies, but have hitherto marketed the vessel separately around the world.
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Leonardo could get shut out of joint EU defense programs — but backs them anyway
Leonardo CEO Alessandro Profumo said he was “profoundly convinced that without European programs, this industry, above all Italy’s industry, will have great difficulty in being sustainable in the long term.” Although he warned that Italy could only sign up to a European future if it was backed by strong investment by the Italian government.
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‘Naval Airbus’ in Europe could lead to industry shake-up
As French and Italian officials begin a series of meetings to decide how to integrate the two nations’ naval industries, officials in Italy need to figure out what to do with Leonardo.
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Bold move backfires as Canada declines Naval Group-Fincantieri frigate offering
Canada’s decision effectively removes Naval Group and Fincantieri from taking part in the program since the companies never submitted a formal bid, government officials noted.
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Leonardo works on ‘Europe’s first fully digital’ radar
Italy’s Leonardo is edging closer to producing a fully digital, active electronically scanned array radar — the only one of its kind in Europe according to the firm — with initial components now being manufactured.
-
Leonardo wants clout in Italo-French naval integration
Leonardo typically supplies radars and systems to Fincantieri ships, while Thales supplies Naval Group vessels, begging the question of which firm would get the contracts for jointly built ships in the future.
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Naval Group, Fincantieri join forces in Canada warship tender
Naval Group and Italian partner Fincantieri have filed a joint bid based on the FREMM multimission frigate in the Canadian tender for 15 warships.
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Picking favorites: Choice of systems weighs on Italo-French naval merger
The merger is expected to be finalized by the end of 2018, but in the meantime, the companies need to tackle the thorny issue of whether the systems on board any jointly built ships would be Italian or French.
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Leonardo boss calls market reaction ‘excessive’ in wake of lower forecast
Leonardo’s share price dropped by around one-fifth on Nov. 10, after the firm announced it was reducing its year end forecasts thanks to trouble in its helicopter division.
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Leonardo delivers updated Falco drone to Mideast customer
Italy’s Leonardo says it has made its initial delivery of a Falco EVO drone to the aircraft’s launch customer in the Middle East.
-
‘Naval Airbus’ progress: Italian-French frigate pitch for Canada moves forward
France and Italy jointly designed the FREMM frigate for use by their navies, but have hitherto marketed the vessel separately around the world.
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Leonardo could get shut out of joint EU defense programs — but backs them anyway
Leonardo CEO Alessandro Profumo said he was “profoundly convinced that without European programs, this industry, above all Italy’s industry, will have great difficulty in being sustainable in the long term.” Although he warned that Italy could only sign up to a European future if it was backed by strong investment by the Italian government.
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‘Naval Airbus’ in Europe could lead to industry shake-up
As French and Italian officials begin a series of meetings to decide how to integrate the two nations’ naval industries, officials in Italy need to figure out what to do with Leonardo.
-
Bold move backfires as Canada declines Naval Group-Fincantieri frigate offering
Canada’s decision effectively removes Naval Group and Fincantieri from taking part in the program since the companies never submitted a formal bid, government officials noted.
-
Leonardo works on ‘Europe’s first fully digital’ radar
Italy’s Leonardo is edging closer to producing a fully digital, active electronically scanned array radar — the only one of its kind in Europe according to the firm — with initial components now being manufactured.
-
Leonardo wants clout in Italo-French naval integration
Leonardo typically supplies radars and systems to Fincantieri ships, while Thales supplies Naval Group vessels, begging the question of which firm would get the contracts for jointly built ships in the future.
-
Naval Group, Fincantieri join forces in Canada warship tender
Naval Group and Italian partner Fincantieri have filed a joint bid based on the FREMM multimission frigate in the Canadian tender for 15 warships.
-
Picking favorites: Choice of systems weighs on Italo-French naval merger
The merger is expected to be finalized by the end of 2018, but in the meantime, the companies need to tackle the thorny issue of whether the systems on board any jointly built ships would be Italian or French.
-
Leonardo boss calls market reaction ‘excessive’ in wake of lower forecast
Leonardo’s share price dropped by around one-fifth on Nov. 10, after the firm announced it was reducing its year end forecasts thanks to trouble in its helicopter division.
-
Leonardo delivers updated Falco drone to Mideast customer
Italy’s Leonardo says it has made its initial delivery of a Falco EVO drone to the aircraft’s launch customer in the Middle East.
-
‘Naval Airbus’ progress: Italian-French frigate pitch for Canada moves forward
France and Italy jointly designed the FREMM frigate for use by their navies, but have hitherto marketed the vessel separately around the world.
-
Leonardo could get shut out of joint EU defense programs — but backs them anyway
Leonardo CEO Alessandro Profumo said he was “profoundly convinced that without European programs, this industry, above all Italy’s industry, will have great difficulty in being sustainable in the long term.” Although he warned that Italy could only sign up to a European future if it was backed by strong investment by the Italian government.
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‘Naval Airbus’ in Europe could lead to industry shake-up
As French and Italian officials begin a series of meetings to decide how to integrate the two nations’ naval industries, officials in Italy need to figure out what to do with Leonardo.
