Defence

A state-owned telecom manufacturer and India's largest private carrier join forces across cloud, IoT, 5G and cybersecurity.

Brazil's aerospace giant raises full-year guidance after a record Q2, with defence revenue surging 38% and its backlog at an all-time high.

Additive manufacturing veteran 3D Systems finds traction in defence, chip equipment and AI infrastructure as its core industrial recovery takes shape.

Utility-sector mining orders propel AMSC to 30% revenue growth, spotlighting power infrastructure as the hidden bottleneck of the industrial AI era.

Lightweight solar tech built for orbital missions is finding new demand in defence drones and unmanned marine vehicles.

The Israeli defence tech firm's minority buy-in targets electric motor validation, a chokepoint in the fast-scaling UAV supply chain.

Titan Mining's New York graphite project moves to industrial-scale trials, targeting refractory, energy storage and defence supply chains.

A European defence giant's strategic bet on a Canadian missile startup signals accelerating cross-Atlantic capital flows into sovereign air defence.

A containerised additive manufacturing platform produced over 1,000 parts and 12 flight-ready drones aboard USS Essex en route to RIMPAC 2026.

The defence contractor's 141,000 sq ft Brookfield facility signals expanding US naval nuclear propulsion and civilian reactor ambitions.

CSG's second German site acquisition tightens Europe's ammunition supply chain as defence-industrial self-sufficiency becomes a strategic imperative.

A US-Korea automation pilot at Ingalls Shipbuilding marks a strategic push to modernise the naval industrial base through robotics.

The US defence contractor's Q2 results reveal how America's rearmament push is reshaping advanced-weapons manufacturing at scale.

The Flatellite and Neutron rocket contract marks a pivotal convergence of commercial launch, satellite manufacturing, and contested-space defence doctrine.

Canada's C$2.3bn defence contract adds 69 satellites to Telesat's LEO constellation, fusing sovereign connectivity with NATO interoperability ambitions.

Canada's Volatus partners with Spain's Singular Aircraft to deploy heavy-lift autonomous firefighting planes, building sovereign aerospace resilience.

Czech defence group CSG is rapidly internationalising its board, signalling ambitions to compete with Western Europe's largest prime contractors.

The EchoStar subsidiary seeks court protection to shed consumer satellite debt and refocus on government and defence contracts.

The Houston space firm now controls UK and US deep-space ground stations, accelerating its bid to own the Moon's communications backbone.

A $3bn, seven-year production ramp for Patriot and THAAD interceptors signals a structural shift in Western missile-defence industrial capacity.