Elettronica, BAT establish electronic warfare joint venture for Gulf region

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Abu Dhabi-based Baynunah Aviation Technology (BAT) and Italian electronic warfare firm Elettronica SpA launched a new joint venture company in April 2007 that will create a 'center of excellence' for electronic defense technology in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the Gulf region. ELTBAT Electronic Systems Development LLC will initially focus on in-country technical and logistics support, before moving on to the design and development of EW systems for airborne, ground and naval applications.

Italy, Joint ventures, United Arab Emirates, Company joint venture, Organization formation

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Delivering the power of one

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Lockheed Martin would expand its business-wide financial and administrative system signifying the culmination of efforts to consolidate stand-alone Naval Electronics and Surveillance Systems (Ne&SS) business lines into a single cohesive entity. The move will make company the world's single largest supplier of naval combat system as it seeks to transform its internal processes and introduce a unified accounting structure.

Lockheed Martin Corp. Maritime Systems & Sensors

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Lockheed Martin regroups naval businesses in MS2

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Lockheed Martin has restructured its Naval Electronics & Surveillance Systems (NE&SS) business segment into a single enterprise known as Maritime Systems & Sensors (MS2) in order to streamline operations and improve competitiveness and address key markets. The five units constituting NE&SS will be realigned into eight lines of business designed to achieve market attention.

Parent-to-subsidiary activities, Subsidiary-to-parent activities, Lockheed Martin Corp., Subsidiaries, divisions and units

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