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US approves potential $11.9 billion sale of integrated combat system to Germany

Summary by Reuters

The U.S. State Department said on ‌Friday it had approved the possible sale of integrated ⁠combat system, supporting equipment, and support to Germany for an estimated cost of $11.9 billion.

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Seeking Alpha

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Lockheed Martin, RTX contracted for $12B weapons sale

Lockheed Martin (LMT) stock and RTX (RTX) stock are in focus as the U.S. State Department seeks to sell naval combat systems worth $11.9B to Germany. Read more here.

6 months ago·Ra'anana, Israel

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u.s. Approved the Sale of $12 Billion Worth of War Weapons to the Navy in Germany.

The main contractors for the future contract are Lockheed Martin and RTX.

6 months ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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US Approve AEGIS And SPY-6-Sale For German F127 Frigates

The US approved a German FMS-request equipping eight new F127 combatants with the AEGIS/SPY AAW suite. The approval does not confirm a sale.

6 months ago

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Billion-Dollar Sale! Usa Strengthen Bundeswehr

An important signal to strengthen NATO!

6 months ago·Berlin, Germany

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Us Approves Sale of Nearly $12 Billion Worth of Naval Systems to Germany

The US has approved the sale of nearly $12 billion worth of naval systems to Germany. Germany will receive AEGIS systems and radars for eight ships from Lockheed Martin and RTX. The deal is expected to strengthen NATO security and interoperability among allied fleets.

6 months ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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