Even without Marine One, Sikorsky on track to double business

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Connecticut-based Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. is confident that it will be able to double its sales by the year 2008 even though it lost the contract for building the Marine One presidential helicopter. To achieve its goal of doubling the sales Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. plans to rely on its deal to build 1,200 UH60 Black Hawk helicopters and work out a plan for the risk-reduction phase of a contract for CH-53 Heavy Lift Replacement helicopter program.

Aircraft, Aircraft industry, Sikorsky Aircraft Corp.

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Goure: With its acquisition options limited, SAIC must take care

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Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) is planning an initial public offering of stock to fund its strategic growth objectives. However, Dan Goure, a former senior analyst with SAIC, cautions that at a time when future defense budgets are not guaranteed, the company's move towards expansion could prove counter-productive.

Computer and Data Processing Services, Securities issued, listed, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Securities, Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings, Financial analysts, Company securities, Company public offering, Science Applications International Corp., Goure, Dan

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