Brussels clears Alenia and GEC joint venture

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GEC Marconi and Alenia Difesa have obtained approval from the European Commission for their 50:50 joint venture, Alenia Marconi Systems. The new company has a combined annual revenues of $1.6 billion and has headquarters in Rome, Italy, and Chelmsford, Italy. Its non-military business includes civil command, air traffic control, information systems and simulation and training products. Military offerings include missiles, command and information systems, and land-based and naval radar. The new company anticipates enlarging its sales within the first year of business.

Organizational history, Aircraft & Parts, Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing, Parent-to-subsidiary activities, Article, Alenia Difesa, GEC Marconi

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Alenia Marconi gains ground

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Aleni Marconi Systems, which started in 1998, controls roughly 16% of the world market in the air traffic control/air traffic management field, according to company ATM & Airport Systems Mktg Dir Alessandro Muniz Miranda. He also noted that the firm is rated fourth behind Airsys ATM, Raytheon and Lockheed Martin in the market. Aleni Marconi Systems' equipment is installed in over 100 nations worldwide. In 1999, the company experienced considerable success in the markets of Macedonia, Greece, Papua New Guinea, Algeria, Saudi Arabia and Ghana.

Strategy & planning, Air Traffic Control Equip, Air traffic control equipment

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Alenia reports strong order book

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Alenia Marconi Systems has announced several contracts at the ATC Maastrict 2001 show. The company has been awarded with a $US21.8 million contract for solid-state ATCR33S primary surveillance radar, dual channel solid-state SIR-SMSSR adn CDS-2000 control working positions with 2k x 2k color displays, by the Sudanese Civil Aviation Authority. The company will also supply the El Obeid, Port Sudan and Juba Airports with primary and secondary radars and El Fasher, Dongola and Malakal airports with secondary radars.

Contracts & orders received, Sudan, Deep Space Surveillance Systems, Electro-optical surveillance equipment, Spacecraft

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