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January 31, 2013

Rheinmetall, Cassidian gain orders
Dusseldorf, Germany (UPI) Jan 29, 2013
The New Year has started strong for German defense companies, with orders logged for Asia and the Middle East as well as for Germany itself. The Rheinmetall Group, which has headquarters in Dusseldorf, reports the receipt of multiple contracts from Malaysia, an unidentified Asian country and Kuwait for fire control radars, electro-optic systems and defense systems training. The contracts received by Rheinmetall have an aggregate value of almost $377 million. Meanwhile, the German ... read more

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