National Defense
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“New Stock God” Serenity: Sivers Secures $8.2 Million Space Communications Order, Poised for More Defense Sector Contracts
Svmuu reports that "New Stock God" Serenity stated that Sivers has secured a bulk order worth $8.2 million from allspace for beamforming IC products used in LEO and multi-orbit satellite communication
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Swedish defense giant Saab's Q3 order intake more than tripled year-over-year to SEK 65.8 billion (approximately $6.6 billion), exceeding expectations, primarily driven by a Gripen fighter jet agreement with Ukraine.
Swedish defense giant Saab's Q3 order intake more than tripled year-over-year to SEK 65.8 billion (approximately $6.6 billion), exceeding expectations, primarily driven by a Gripen fighter jet agreeme
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South Korean defense startup Quantum Aero targets global market with sovereign AI platform
South Korean defense startup Quantum Aero is aiming for the global market with its autonomous flight technology and sovereign AI platform, following its designation as a 2026 Hi-Seoul company. The Hi-
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Independent investor Craig Tindale: AI is a defense mandate, U.S. relies on rivals for critical tech due to offshoring.
Independent investor Craig Tindale: AI is a defense mandate, U.S. relies on rivals for critical tech due to offshoring.
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Japan Considers Investigating Nuclear Submarine Acquisition
The Japanese government is considering starting an investigation into whether to acquire nuclear-powered submarines as part of the upcoming regular update to its defense strategy. Tokyo views these ve
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White House: The President announced on the Navy's birthday that he would invest over $150 billion to rebuild the Navy and construct a new naval shipyard.
The White House issued a presidential message stating that on the occasion of the Navy's birthday, the President announced an investment of over $150 billion to rebuild the U.S. Navy and revitalize th
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French defense contractor Thales to open Japan maintenance base for defense equipment
French defense contractor Thales to open Japan maintenance base for defense equipment
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AI and Defense Stocks Most at Risk as US Midterms Approach
As the US midterm campaign enters its final month, equity investors are primarily focusing on artificial-intelligence regulation and government spending on healthcare and defense, which are emerging a
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Anduril, a U.S. defense company, has been awarded a $2.9 billion Navy submarine contract and is investing $3.7 billion to build a factory. Its co-founder co-leads a defense project with Musk.
Anduril Industries, a U.S. defense technology company, announced it will invest $3.7 billion to build a new shipyard in Maryland to manufacture critical components for the U.S. Navy's Virginia-class s
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Japan to establish state investment fund for defense startups as early as next fiscal year
The new organization will invest in domestic production of advanced dual-use technologies, such as drones, and promote exports, envisioning itself as an export channel similar to the US Foreign Milita
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Japan buys drones quickly but is less interested in integration systems
This approach means that without common standards, Tokyo cannot earn proper defense and public trust. For example, Japanese company Terra Drone supplies the Terra B1 interceptor drone to Japan's Self-
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UK, Canada PMs Discuss AI Risks, Defence Cooperation in First Bilateral Meeting
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney held their first bilateral meeting in Liverpool on Wednesday to advance cooperation on defence and artificial intelligence.
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Invests $64 Million to Deepen AI Collaboration with Preferred Networks, Jointly Developing Defense Equipment Technology
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries announced on Wednesday that it has signed a capital and business alliance with AI startup Preferred Networks, investing $64 million, aiming to jointly develop domestic AI t
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Everspin Technologies (MRAM) Nears Profitability Turnaround, Secures $40M Defense Contract
The niche MRAM chip manufacturer reported record revenue of $18.7 million last quarter, up 42% year-over-year, but posted a net loss of $3.6 million ($0.15 per share) due to $4 million in legal fees f
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Analysis: Early-stage defense and space companies increasingly go public via SPACs amid soaring investor interest
Early-stage defense and space companies are increasingly opting for backdoor listings through special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) this year, driven by surging investor interest, flexible cap
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Planet Labs' revenue grew 26% in fiscal year 2026, and it signed a nine-figure contract with the Swedish Armed Forces.
Earth observation satellite company Planet Labs (NYSE: PL) achieved 26% year-over-year revenue growth in fiscal year 2026 and generated positive operating cash flow of $134 million for the first time.
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India Defense Stocks Rally on $11 Billion Arms Purchase Plan
Shares of Indian defense companies rose after the government gave an initial approval for about $11 billion of proposed military purchases.
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GM and Ford expand into U.S. defense and energy storage sectors, seeking new growth areas beyond traditional auto sales
General Motors and Ford are diversifying their businesses by pursuing U.S. military contracts and entering the energy storage system (ESS) market. Ford joined GM this year in seeking defense contracts
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NIB CEO: Defense Project Pipeline Rapidly Growing, Potential Projects Total €1.2 Billion
André Küüsvek, CEO of the Nordic Investment Bank (NIB), stated that the bank has officially incorporated resilience, security, and defense into its strategy. NIB is currently in discussions with appro
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Heidelberg Printing Press Q1 Sales Down 30%, Still Reaffirms Full-Year Guidance and Accelerates Layout in Defense and Energy Sectors
Heidelberger Druckmaschinen announced its Q1 2026/2027 fiscal year results, with net sales decreasing by 30% year-on-year to €404 million, order intake down 4% to €537 million, and adjusted EBITDA mar
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LX Pantos completes high-security defense logistics project to transport air-to-air missiles from France to South Korea for amphibious attack helicopter program
LX Pantos completes high-security defense logistics project to transport air-to-air missiles from France to South Korea for amphibious attack helicopter program
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Little-known French company ChapsVision is in talks with European governments and competing for major German defence and police contracts, aiming to unseat Palantir in the region.
Little-known French company ChapsVision is in talks with European governments and competing for major German defence and police contracts, aiming to unseat Palantir in the region.
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A joint venture between Global Innovation Labs and Z Venture Capital plans to launch a Japan fund this year for AI, space, and defense startups
The fund, established by a group of U.S. and Japanese venture capital firms and research institutes, aims to bring Silicon Valley technology to Japan, cultivating deep tech startups and supporting the
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Japan's Financial Services Agency is examining defense sector financing by top domestic financial institutions
The agency is interviewing top banks and life insurers to better understand the supply of funds to the defense industry, a key sector for national security.
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