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Table of Contents
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Tab A Lead Sheet Companies
- Aero Vodochody AS May 2022
- Airbus Oct 2022
- Antonov Oct 2022
- ArianeGroup Jul 2022
- Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) Feb 2023
- Avio SpA Jan 2023
- BAE Systems Nov 2022
- China North Industries Corporation (NORINCO) Feb 2023
- Cobham plc Nov 2022
- Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) Feb 2023
- Dassault Aviation May 2022
- Denel (Pty) Ltd Jul 2022
- Diehl Stiftung & Co KG Jan 2023
- Elbit Systems Ltd Nov 2022
- Embraer SA Sep 2022
- GKN plc Jun 2022
- Hanwha Sep 2022
- Hellenic Aerospace Industry Dec 2022
- Hensoldt Jan 2023
- Hindustan Aeronautics Mar 2022
- Hyundai Heavy Industries Sep 2022
- IHI Corporation Aug 2022
- Indonesian Aerospace Nov 2022
- Indra Jun 2022
- Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd Jul 2022
- Kawasaki Heavy Industries Aug 2022
- Kongsberg Gruppen ASA Apr 2022
- Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) Sep 2022
- Korean Air Sep 2022
- Krauss-Maffei Wegmann Apr 2022
- Leonardo Dec 2022
- MBDA Dec 2022
- Meggitt Jun 2022
- Mitsubishi Electric Corporation Aug 2022
- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd Aug 2022
- MTU Aero Engines Mar 2022
- Naval Group Dec 2022
- Nexter Apr 2022
- Pilatus Aircraft Ltd Mar 2022
- Rafael Oct 2022
- Rheinmetall AG Dec 2022
- Rolls-Royce plc Oct 2022
- RUAG Mar 2022
- Saab Oct 2022
- Safran Jan 2023
- Societe Anonyme Belge de Constructions Aeronautiques (SABCA) Feb 2023
- ST Engineering Apr 2022
- Subaru Corporation Aug 2022
- Thales Jan 2023
- ThyssenKrupp AG Jan 2023
- Toshiba Corporation Aug 2022
- Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) May 2022
- United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) Feb 2022
Appendices
- Appendix I Directory of Major North American Defense and Aerospace Companies Oct 2022
- Appendix II Directory of International Defense and Aerospace Companies Oct 2022
- Appendix III Recommended Websites Oct 2022
- Appendix IV Defense & Aerospace Companies, Volume II Archives Jan 2023
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Each Report Features:
- A company brief and a list of key personnel
- Details on industry segments and divisions
- The addresses of and contact info for the company's major facilities
- A Corporate Overview
- Details on new products, mergers & acquisitions, joint ventures, and key competitions
- Corporate Statistics
- Five years of select financial data (tables, bar and pie charts)
- Orders and deliveries (where applicable)
- Employment data
- Prime Award Summary
- Program Activity
- Details on the status of major programs
- Strategic Outlook
- A list of U.S. contract awards
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Hanwha is a multisector conglomerate with diversified holdings stretching from explosives (the company's original business) to retail and financial services. The company has become
South Korea's largest defense contractor via acquisitions of Doosan DST and Samsung Techwin.
Reports on this and additional companies are contained in our Defense & Aerospace Companies Series,
Volume I and
Volume II.
Volume I covers over 50 U.S. and Canadian primes and their subsidiaries. Volume II covers over 60 top companies in Europe, Asia, and the rest of the world.
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Richard J. Pettibone
 rich.pettibone@forecastinternational.com
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