Defence

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

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

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

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.

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

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

GhostSight blends ambient RF signals with AI fusion to detect low-altitude threats without exposing the radar site.

The Israeli supply chain integrator's international pivot flags a broader realignment of defence and aerospace component flows away from legacy hubs.

America's largest shipbuilder is embedding Australian SMEs into US nuclear submarine production, testing the industrial logic of AUKUS.

Europe's digital-services giant stabilises its balance sheet and bets on agentic AI, cybersecurity and digital sovereignty as its next growth engine.

CSG's drone-propulsion arm is building a Central Bohemia technology hub, with manufacturing ambitions spanning Serbia, India and the UAE.

A $500k preferred-equity stake and a two-year manufacturing pact signal fresh roll-up momentum in the US defence industrial base.

Israeli defence-tech units Rimon and Tiltan hit record year-to-date revenues, driven by surging demand for aerial sensors and manufacturing capacity.

America's largest shipbuilder raises full-year revenue guidance to $10.4bn as unmanned systems and nuclear carrier work accelerate.

A five-year NSWC Crane contract extends SAIC's radar centre-of-excellence role across surface, air and maritime warfighting domains.

A golf-course SPAC becomes a defence-autonomy vehicle as Powerus files its S-4 to pursue a Nasdaq listing.

Metal additive manufacturing cuts lead times for refractory-alloy hypersonic components, tightening the US defence industrial supply chain.

A three-way consortium targets MoD supply chain resilience by fusing British logistics, defence pedigree and IBM's digital infrastructure.

A third division of an unnamed Tier-1 Israeli defence giant adopts ParaZero's net-based Counter-UAS pods, signalling platform-wide layered-defence adoption.