MBDA - 37.5% BAE SYSTEMS (UK), 37.5% EADS (France), 25% Finmeccanica (Italy) [guided missiles/UAVs]

• 20% Bodenseewerk Geraetetechnik GmbH (Germany) [guided missiles]
• 30% Lenkflugkorpersysteme (LFK) (Germany) [guided missiles]
• 50%Roxel JV (UK/Germany/France) [rocket motors]
• 40% Empressa de Missiles Espanola (Inmiza SA) (Spain) [guided weapons]

Astrium - 100% EADS (France, Germany, Spain) [space, satellites, launchers]

• 100% Astrium SAS (France)
• 100% Astrium (UK)
• 100% Astrium GmbH (Germany)
• 50% CRISA (Spain)
• 100% Paradigm Secure Communications Ltd (UK)
• 100% Paradigm Services Communications Ltd (UK)

European Aeronautic Defence and Space (EADS) Company - The Group was created following the mergers of Aerospatiale Matra, Dasa and CASA into a single entity. After the global offering, 30.28% of the EADS shares are held by Ste de Gestion de l'Aeronautique de la Defense et de l'Espace (SOGEADE), a French partnership limited by shares whose share capital is held (a) 50% by SOGEPA, for the French government, and (b) 50% by Desirade (whose shares in turn are held by Lagardere (74%) and the French Financial Institutions (26%).

DaimlerChrysler owns 30.28% of the EADS shares. Thus, 60% of the EADS shares are held in equal proportions by SOGEADE and DaimlerChrysler, who will jointly control EADS through a Dutch law contractual partnership. SEPI, for the Spanish Government, also being a party to the contractual partnership, will hold 5.54% of these shares. The public will directly hold 33.9% of these shares and DaimlerChrysler and the French State will directly hold 2.73% and 0.06% of these shares.

• 80% Airbus Integrated Company (UK, France, Germany and Spain) [civil aircraft prime contractor] (when formed in late 2000)
• 100% EADS Eurocopter (France/Germany) [helicopter prime contractor]
  • 50% Eurocopter Romania (France/Germany/Romania) [helicopter prime contractor]
  • 45% Helisim (France) [helicopter training services]

• 50% EADS ATR (France/Italy) [regional transport aircraft]
• 100% EADS Socata (France) [light aircraft]
• 100% EADS CASA (Spain) [aircraft prime contractor/space]
  • 51% PZL Warzawa Okecia (Poland) aircraft assembly [possibly rising to 85%]

• 100% Motoren und Turbinen-Union GmbH (Germany) [aero engines]
  • 40% MTR GmbH (Germany)

• 57.5% Dornier GmbH (Germany) [aircraft/UAVs]
  • 100% Dornier Flugzeugwerft GmbH
  • 100% Dornier SystemConsult GmbH
  • 20% Fairchild Dorner Luftfahrt GmGH (Germany)
  • 100% Eurobridge Mobile Brücken GmbH
  • 31.6% Dasa Dorner Raumfahrt Holding GmBH
  • 40% Nortel Dasa Network Systems GmbH & Co KG
  • 20% Dornier Medizintechnik GmBH
  • 19% Lenkflugkorpersysteme (LFK) (Germany) [guided missiles]

• 100% Bayern Chemie (Germany) [explosives/armaments]
  • 25% New Celeg (UK/Germany/France) [rocket motors]

• 46.5% Dassault Aviation (France) [combat aircraft]
• 100% Elbe Flugzeugwerke GmbH [aerostructures]
• 37.5% MBDA (UK/France) [guided missiles/UAVs]
• 10% Empressa de Missiles Espanola (Inmize SA) (Spain) [guided weapons]
• 100% EADS Launchers (France/Germany) [space launchers]
• 100% Australian Aeospace Pty (Australia) [aircraft assembly]
• 45% Grinteck Ewatia Pty (South Africa) [electronic warfare]
• 51% Matra Nortel Comunications (France)
• 5.67% Embraer (Brazil) [aircraft prime contractor]
• 50% Thomson-DASA Armement SA (Germany/France) (possibly reducing to 30%) [armaments/ammunition]
• 70% Lenkflugkorpersysteme (LFK) (Germany) [missiles]
• 67% Taurus Systems (Sweden/Germany) [guided weapons]
• 55% CAC Systemes (France) [UAVs]
• 50% ET Marinesysteme (Germany/Netherlands)
• 100% Hawker Pacific Military Division (Australia)
• 81% EADS Airframe Services (France/Germany/USA) with Northrop Grumman
• Edurocket-Rokotlane (Germany/Russia) [space launchers] with Khrunichev
• 26.8% Patria Industries Oyj (Finland) [aerospace, defence and telecommunications] (Finnish Government is expected to agree by early summer 2001; currently 100% state owned)
• 100% Cogent Defence [UK] information technology

• 33.3% Edisoft (Portugal) [defence electronics]
• 100% Thales Underwater Systems (France/UK) [sonar] (soon to rise to 100%)
• 49% Diehl Avionik Systeme (Germany) [defence electronics]
• 50% ADI Ltd (Australia) [defence/naval electronics] (Thales seeking Australian government permission to buy 100% holding)
• 100% Avimo Group (Singapore/UK) [electro-optics and engineering]
• 5.67% Embraer (Brazil) [aircraft prime contractor]
• 51% B/E Aerospace (US) [aircraft components]
• 100%Orbital Sciences (US) GPS [equipment and services]
• 100% Thales Defence (UK/France) [defense/electronics/naval/radar/optronics/missiles]
• 49% SFCS (France) [prime contractor for the combat systems for the three Sawari II frigates ordered by Saudi Arabia]
• 50% UDS International (France) [develop and market submarine combat systems worldwide]
• 100% African Defense Systems (South Africa)
• 30%TCAS Joint venture (France/USA) [aircraft collision avoidance with L-3 Communications]
• 50% Air Command Systems International (ACSI), [France/USA] with Raytheon to provide Air Command and Control to NATO
• 50% Florako, joint venture with Raytheon [France/USA] encompassing air defense/command and control centers and ground-based air surveillance and weapons-locating radars. Awaiting US and French regulatory approval as of early 2002
• 45% Helisim (France) [helicopter training services]
• 50% Aramis (France) with DCN
• 50% TRS (Ireland) with Raytheon

Legardere SCA(France) - 2.5% GEC (UK) and 2.5% DASA (Germany), 37% EADS

• 100% Matra Defence Equipment and Systems (France)

Dassault Industries SA (France) - Split 50:50 between Dassault Defense and Dassault Falcon. 49.5% Groupe Industriel Marcel Dassault, 46.5% Aerospatiale-Matra, 4% publicly quoted [military aircraft prime contractor]

• 50% European Aerosystems Ltd (UK/France) [future aircraft technology research]
• 5.8% Thales [formerly] Thomson-CSF
• 5.67% Embraer (Brazil) [aircraft prime contractor]
• 52.9% SABCA (Belgium) [aircraft assembly and aerostructures]
• 100% Sogitec (France) [simulation]

Groupe Industriel Marcel Dassault (GIMP) (France) Created 11/99 through merger of Dassault Industries SA and Financiere et Immobiliere Marcel Dassault (FIMD)

• 100% Dassault Investissements
• 100% Dassault Defence [military aircraft]
• 100% Dassault Falcon Jet (France) [business aircraft]
• 35% Dassault Systems [defence electronics]

Alcatel SA (France) - 100% Alcatel Space [military satellites/space] (brings together space arms of Dassault Industries, Cegelec, Alcatel and former space division of Aerospatiale)

• 9.7% Thales (formerly Thomson-CSF)

SNECMA Group - 97.2% French Government owned (35% to be floated)

• 90% SNECMA [aero engines]
  • 50% CFM International (France/US with GE) [aero engines]
  • 50% Techspace Aero (France, US with Pratt & Whitney and Walloon Govt) [maintenance]

• 100% Societe Europeene de Propulsion (SEP) (France) [space boosters]
• 100% Hurel-Hispano [nacel systems]
• 100% Hispano-Suiza (France) [aero engines]
  • 54% Hurel-Dubois (France)

• 100% Sochata (France) [aero engines services]
• 100% Messier-Dowty (France) [landing gear]
• 50% Messier-Bugatti (France) [brakes, hydraulics, wheels]
• 54% Hurel-Dubois (France) [nacel systems]
• 2.9% Embraer (Brazil) [aircraft prime contractor]
• 49.35% Labinal SA (France) [aero engines]
• 100% Turbomeca SA (France) [aero engines]
  • 51% Airmotive (South Africa) [aero engines]
  • 50% Rolls-Royce Turbomeca Ltd (France/UK) [aero engines]
  • 33% MTR GmbH (Germany) [aero engines]

GROUPE SNPE - 99.7% French Government owned [defence and chemistry]

• 100% SNPE Explosives and Propellants (France)
  • 100% PB Clermont (Belgium)

• 100% SNPE Propulsion (France)
  • 80.5% STRUCTIL (France) [composite materials]
  • 85% PYROALLIANCE (France) [pyromechanisms]

• 50% CELERG [rocket motors]
• 60% EURENCO (France, Sweden, Finland) [explosives]

Direction des Constructions Navales (DCN) - 100% owned by the French State - [submarines, conventional and nuclear warship prime contractor]

• 51% SFCS (France) [prime contractor for the combat systems for the three Sawari II frigates ordered by Saudi Arabia]
• 50% UDS International (France) [develop and market submarine combat systems worldwide]
• 50% Aramis (France) with Thales

GIAT Industries - owned by the French State - [armoured vehicle prime contractor, armaments and ammunition]

• 50% CTA International (France/UK) [cased telescoped weapon system]
• 33% RGR Armement GmBH (Germany) [ammunition]
• Proposed 40% Thomson-DASA Armements (TDA) (France/Germany) [armaments/ammunition]

CMN (France) [small warships]

• 100% CMN Support Services Ltd (UK)

Panhard et Lavassor SA (France) [armoured vehicle prime contractor] to partner with GIAT

Renault V.I. (France) [light armoured vehicle prime contractor]

SAGEM (France) [defence electronics]

• 97% SFIM (France) [defence electronics/AFV upgrades]

CNIM (France) [bridges]

CAC Systemes (France) [UAVs] (55% EADS)

Defense Conseil International (France)

• 10% Helisim (France) [helicopter training services]

• 37.5% MBDA (UK/France/Italy) [guided missiles]
• 20% Airbus Integrated Company (UK, France, Germany and Spain) [civil aircraft prime contractor] (creation mid 2001)
• 35% Saab AB (Sweden) [defence prime contractor]
• 50% Gripen International (Sweden/UK) (Gripen marketing)
• 50% European Aerosystems Ltd (UK/France) [future aircraft technology research]
• 20% Aeronatical Technologies Company Ltd (South Africa/UK) [avionics]
• 50% Alenia Marconi Systems NV (Italy) [defence electronics/training/air traffic control/radar]
  • 50% FAST Consortrium (UK) [PFI training for UK nuclear submarine]

• 25% New Astrium (France/UK/Germany) [satellites]
• 50% Flagship Training [naval training]
• 50% Fleet Support Limited (UK) naval logistic support
• 30% equity stake in Denel (South Africa) still under negotiation [aircraft and helicopter prime contractor/defence electronics/weapon systems]
• 30% Aeronautical Tech Pty (SA)
• 2.6% Legardere SCA(France)
• 100% ATLAS ELEKTRONIK (Germany) [Naval Systems Tube Launched Weapons Sea Mine Warfare Coastal Surveillance Systems]

GKN plc (UK)

• 50% AgustaWestland (UK/Italy) [helicopter prime contractor] (awaiting EU commission approval for 100% buy out of GKN stake by Finmeccanica)
  • 27% NH Industries [NH-90] (Germany/Italy/France/Netherlands)
  • 50% Agusta Aerospace BV (Italy/Belgium) [aviation services]
  • 50% Aviation Training International (UK/US) [PFI AH-64 training]
  • 50% EHI (UK/Italy) [EH 101 helicopter]

Vosper Thornycroft plc (UK) [small warships, naval and flight training]

• 50% Fleet Support Limited (UK) naval logistic support
• 50% Flagship Training (UK) [naval training]
• 100% Griffin Services Inc (US) [facilities support]

Rolls-Royce plc (UK) - £1 golden share owned by UK Government

• 100% Allison Engine Co (USA) [aero engines]
• 100% Rolls-Royce GmbH (Germany) [aero engines]
• 50% Rolls-Royce Turbomeca Ltd (UK/France) [aero engines]
• 33% MTU Turbomeca Rolls-Royce (MTR) GmbH (UK/Germany) [aero engines]
• 100% Reumech (South Africa) [light armoured vehicle construction]
• 50% Rolls-Royce Services Limitada Inc (Philippines) (aero engine maintenance)
• 46.8% IPT SA (Spain)

INSYS Ltd (UK) formed from Hunting Engineering [battlefield integrated systems]

Bombardier Inc (Canada)

• 100% Short Brothers plc (UK) [training aircraft/aircraft structures]

Zawawai B-N Group (Oman)

• 100% Britten Norman Ltd (UK) [light transport aircraft prime contractor]

Antonov Airlines (UK) [heavy airlift leasing]

• 50% Air Foyle
• 50% Antonov (Ukraine)

QinetiQ (UK/US) [Defence research & development, training services] (57% owned by UK government, 30% Carlyle Group (US) and 13% employees)

• 100% Westar Aerospace & Defence Group (US) [computer software and support]
• 100% Foster-Miller Inc (US) [engineering and technology development]

Cobham plc (UK)

• 100% Chelton Electrostatics (communications and navigation aids)
• 100% Flight Refuelling (air refuelling equipment and technology)
• 100% FR Aviation (aviation training services)

Rheinmetall DeTec AG (Germany) [armaments and defence systems]

• 100% Rheinmetall WM GmbH [armaments]
  • 100% Buck Neue Technologies GmbH (Germany) [counter-measures]
  • 100% Nico-Pyrotechnic Hans-Jurgen Diederichs (Germany) [ammunition]
  • 50% GIWS GmbH (Germany)
  • 51% Nitrochemie Wimmis AG (Switzerland) [ammunition]
  • 51% Nitrochemie Aschau (Germany) [ammunition]
  • Eurometaal Holdings NV (Netherlands) [ammunition]
  • Hartchrom Defence Technology AG (Switzerland)

• 100% Rheinmetall Landsysteme GmbH [equipment]
  • 100% MaK Systems GmbH (Germany) [armoured vehicle prime contractor]
  • 100% KUKA Wehrtechnik GmbH (Germany) [AFV turrets and systems]
  • 100% Henschel Wehrtechnick GmbH [armoured vehicle prime contractor]

• 100% STN ATLAS GmbH [defence electronics, training equipment and naval systems]
  • Sonartech Atlas PTY (Australia)
  • STN Atlas 3 Sigma AE (GR)
  • Bennetic Systemtechnik GmbHSTN Atlas (Hellas) Ltd (Greece)
  • PSC-STN Atlas Electronik (Malaysia)
  • GUZ Systemmanmagementges.mbH(Germany) [army training centre]

• 100% Oerliken Contraves AG (Switzerland) [air defence, space, electronics and UAVs]
  • 100% Oerliken Aerospace Inc (Canada) [surface-to-air missiles]
  • 100% Oerliken Contraves SpA (Italy) [weapon systems]
  • 100% Oerliken Contraves GmbH (Germany) [weapon systems]
  • 100% Oerliken Singapore Pte (Singapore) [weapon systems]
  • 100% ILEE AG (Switzerland)
  • 100%Contraves Adv.Dev.Sdn.Bhd.Malacca (Malaysia)
  • 100% Mauser Werke Oberndorf Waffensysteme GmbH (Germany) [armaments]

ThyssenKrupp AG (Germany)

• 100% Blohm & Voss Industrie GmbH [warship prime contractor]
• 100% Thyssen Nordseewerke [warship prime contractor]

Howaldstswerke Deutsche Werft AG (Germany/US) [submarine/warship prime contractor] (100% owned by Equity One Partners [US]). In May 2004 ThyssenKrupp bid to buy control in return for Equity One receiving a 25% stake in ThyssenKrupp AG's shipbuilding business. Due to be completed in October 2004 after completing regulatory approval process.

• 51% Hellenic Shipyards Company [Greece]. Merchant Ships Naval Ships Repairs
• 100% HDW-Nobiskrug GmbH, [Merchant Ships, Yacht building]
• 100% HDW-Hagenuk Schiffstechnik GmbH [Marine engineering]
• 100% HFCS –[ HDW Fuel Cell Systems Technology]
• 100% Kockums AB (Sweden) [ship and submarine prime contractor]
• 100% MARLOG Marine Logistik GmbH [Logistics & fitting-out]

Vodafone Airtouch (Germany)

• 100% Mannesmann AG
• 49% Krauss-Maffei & Wegmann GmbH [armoured vehicle prime contractor & self propelled artillery]

Dynamit Nobel GmbH (Germany) [explosives]

Zeiss Optronik GmbH (Germany) [optronics]

Diehl Stiftung & Co (Germany)

• 100% Diehl VA Systemes
  • 100% Diehl Munition Systems
  • 80% Bodenseewerk Geraetetechnik GmbH [guided missiles]
  • 50% GIWS GmbH [intelligent artillery munition]
  • 50% TRG-E [dispenser submunitions]
  • 50% ERS [rocket artillery systems]
  • 50% RAMSys [navy missiles]

• 51% Diehl Avionik (Germany/France)

Wegmann & Co GmbH (Germany) 49% owned by Siemens

• 51% Krauss-Maffei & Wegmann GmbH [armoured vehicle prime contractor & self propelled artillery]
• 100% MAN Technologies AG [bridges]

Eisenwerke Kaiserslautern (EWK) (Germany) [bridging equipment] 100% owned by General Dynamics (US)

Fredrich Luerssen Werft (Germany) - 100% Bremer Vulkan Marine Schffbau GmbH [warship prime contractor]

• 100% Bremer Vulkan Marine Schffbau GmbH [warship prime contractor]

Abeking & Rasmussen (Germany) [mine counter measures and patrol boats]

BMW (Germany) - 10% owned by Rolls-Royce (UK) [aero-engines]

• 10% Empressa de Missiles Espanola (Inmiza SA) (Spain) [guided weapons]

• 75% Indra Sistemas (Spain/France); [defence electronics] (remaining 4.25% owned by Thales [formerly Thomson-CSF], 13.5% owned by Caja Madrid and Banco Zaragozano)
  • 40% Empressa de Missiles Espanola (Inmiza SA) (Spain) [guided weapons]
  • 13% Bazan de Defensa SA (Spain) [shipbuilding]

General Dynamics Land Systems (US)

• 100% Santa Barbara Industries (Spain) [small arms, armoured vehicle prime contractor and munitions]
• 50% SA1 (ammunition) with Heckler & Koch (Germany)

Industria de Turbo Propulsores (ITP) SA (Spain) owned 53.2% Turbo 2000 and 46.8% Rolls-Royce. [Turbo 2000 and its sister division, Gamesa Aeronautica, are owned by a holding company, with shares held 59% by Gamesa, 20.5% by SEPI and 20.5% by Sener. This share holding to be re-organised to 3% Gamesa, 21.5% IBV, 11.3% Nefinsa, 20.5% SEPI, 22% Senner]

• 13% Eurojet

• 45% Bell Agusta Aircraft Company (Italy/US) [tilt rotors/helicopters]
• 100% Alenia Aerospazio SpA (Italy) [military, space and civil aircraft prime contractor]
• 100% Aeronautica Macchi [aircraft prime contractor]
  • LOGIC S.p.A.
  • 50% Società Italiana Costruzioni Aeronautiche Martin-Baker

• 50% Lockheed Martin Alenia Tactical Transport Systems (US/Italy) [C-27 aircraft]
• 50% EADS ATR (France/Italy) [regional transport aircraft]
• 100% Galileo [avionics/radar]
  • 100% FIAR SpA (Italy) [defence electronics/radar]
  • 100% Metoer CAE (Italy) [UAVs and Simulation]
  • 100% Alelco (Italy) [radio equipment]

• 100% Elsag (Italy) [radar]
• 100% Alenia Spazio (Italy) [space]
• 100% Ansaldo (Italy)
• 100% 100% Oto Melara (Italy) [weapon systems]
• 37% Elettronica SpA (Italy/France) [defence electronics]
• 50% Alenia Marconi Systems (UK/Italy) [defence electronics/training/air traffic control/radar]
  • 50% FAST Consortrium (UK) [PFI training for UK nuclear submarines]
  • 100% Marconi Selenia Communications Ltd (UK/Italy) [Military communications]
  • 100% Telespazio (Italy) [space operations & satellite services]

• 100% Alenia Difesia (Italy) [weapon systems/guided weapons/defence electronics/training]
  • 100% OtoBreda Division (Italy) [weapon systems]
  • 100% WASS (Italy) [underwater weapons]

• 50% Orizzonte (Italy/France) [Horizon frigate]

Fincantieri SpA (Italy) [warship/submarine prime contractor]

FIAR SpA (Italy) [defence electronics]

Di Mase, Buitoni, Landi Ferrari Families, TUSHAV Foundation

• 100% Piaggio Aero Industries (Italy) [light aircraft)
• 26% Turkish Aero Foundation (Turkey)

Fiat SpA (Italy)

• 100% Alfa Romeo Avio SpA (Italy) [aero engine]
• 100% BPD Difesa e Spazio (Italy) [ammunition]
• 100% Iveco SpA (Italy) [armoured vehicle prime contractor]

Volvo Aero Corporation [military engines, aerospace components] owned 100% by Volvo AB

• 95% Volvo Aero Services (USA)
• 78% Volvo Aero Norge (Norway)
• 100% Volvo Aero Engine Services (Sweden)

SME Companies:

• Comex Electronics AB [secure communications] 100% Mikael Aronowitsch (private)
• CC-Systems AB [electronic control systems] owned 75% by the board of directors and the employees, 25% by Skandia Investment
• C-ITS AB [training & education systems] owned 100% by Bofors Defence AB (Sweden)
• CS Technology AB [cabeling] 67% Adam Marneson, 33% Peter Byrén, (private)
• Dockstavarvet AB [aluminium boats] owned 100% by Aludesign in Docksta AB
• FLIR Systems AB, Imaging Sweden [thermal imaging systems] owned 100% by FLIR Systems AB (Sweden)
• IFS Sverige AB, Defence [software for logistics & maintenance] owned 100% by IFS Sverige AB
• ISD Data AB [software for simulation and training] owned 90.2% by Euring AB, 9.8% Sven-Eric Berg, (private)
• Kitron AB [electronic systems] owned 100% by Kitron ASA (Norway)
• Patria Helicopters AB [helicopter maintenance] owned 100% by Patria Svenska AB
• Peltor AB [hearing protection] owned 100% by Aearo Corporation (USA)
• SAS Flight Academy AB [flight training] owned 100% by SAS
• Scanjack AB [products for demining] owned 19.3% Creator Teknisk Utveckling AB, 10.7% Dalforsån AB, 12.5% Sittab Stol AB and 12 additional owners with less than 10% each
• Skyddsprodukter i Sverige AB [equipment for shelters] owned 100% by Tore Robertsson (private)
• Swede Ship Marine AB [aluminium boats, naval vessels, repair] owned 15% by Blacken Rederi AB, 15% Tryggvid AB, 8% Narva Invest AB, 63% by six private persons
• WM-data AB, Defence [software] owned 100% by WM-data AB
• Åkers Krutbruk Protection AB [ballistic protection] owned 100% by IBD Deisenroth (Germany)

Raufoss Technology A/S (Norway) - 50.3% Norwegian Government owned [ammunition]; 15% Saab AB (Sweden)

Kveerner Eurakass (Norway) [armoured vehicle turrets]

Nammo A/S (Norway) [ammunition] 45% Raufoss Technology A/S (Norway), 27% Patria Industries (Finland), 27.5% Saab AB (Sweden)

• 45% Nordic Nammo (ammunition)

Patria Industries (Finland/France-Germany-Spain) – 73.2% Finnish Government control, 26.8% EADS

• 100% Patria Vehicles Oy [armoured vehicle prime contractor]
• 100% Patria Helicopter Support [NH90 assembly]
• 50% Patria Hagglunds Oy (UK/Finland) [armoured vehicles]
• 100% Patria Lapua Oy [ammunition]
• 100% Patria Finavitec Oy [aircraft support]
• 100% Patria Vammas Oy [artillery]
• 27% Nammo AS (Norway) [ammunition]
• 19.9% EURENCO (France/Finland/Sweden) [ammunition]
• 40% NEXPLO Industries (Sweden/Finland) [explosives]

RDM Holding (The Netherlands' Antilles)

• 100 % RDM-Technology (Netherlands) [howitzer upgrades, artillery systems]
• 100 % SP Aerospace and Vehicles (Netherlands), formerly owned by Wegmann (Germany) [light armoured vehicles]
• 100% RDM-Submarines [submarine construction]
• 100 % MD Helicopters (USA) [helicopters]

Steyr-Daimler-Puch Spezialfahrzeug (Austria/US) 100% General Dynamics Land Systems [armoured vehicle prime contractor]

Steyr Mannlicher AG (Austria) [small arms]

Hinterberger AG (Austria) [ammunition]

Motorwagenfabrik AG (MOWAG) (Switzerland) [armoured vehicle prime contractor] 100% owned by General Motors, Diesel Division (US/Canada)

General Motors, Diesel Division (US/Canada) - 100% Motorwagenfabrik AG (MOWAG) (Switzerland) [armoured vehicle prime contractor]

SIG Arms International AG (Switzerland) [small arms]

RUAG (Switzerland)

• 100% RUAG Munitions (formerly SM Swiss Munitions Enterprise) [ammunition]
• 49% Nitrochemie (Switzerland/Germany) [powder]
• 100% RUAG Land Systems (formerly SW Swiss Ordnance Enterprise) [artillery & maintenance of armoured vehicles]
• 100% RUAG Electronics (formerly SE Swiss Electronics Enterprise) [defence electronics & simulation]
  • Sintro Electronics [training systems]

• 100% RUAG Aerospace (formerly SF Swiss Aircraft System Company) [aircraft maintenance]
• 100% RUAG Components (formerly Von Roll Betec AG [metallics] and parts of RUAG Munition)
• 80% RUAG Ammotec (formerly ammunition division of RUAG Munition and small arms activities of Dynamit Nobel Furth (Germany) - Dynamit Nobel owns remaining 20%

T&T Technology Ltd (Switzerland) - 100% Noricum Division [artillery]

• 100% Noricum Division [artillery]

Stork Holdings (Netherlands) [aircraft assembly and aerostructures]

• 100% Stork Pantserwielvoertuig BV (Netherlands) [armoured vehicles]
• 100% Fokker Services (Netherlands) [civil aerospace services]
• 42.8% SABCA (Belgium) [aircraft assembly and aerostructures]

IHAG Holdings, Hoffman-La Roche, Hilmar Hilmarssan Consortium

• 100% Pilatus Aircraft Ltd (Switzerland) [training aircraft]

STO Ravne (Slovenia) [artillery ammunition and light armoured vehicles]

Alpimex (Slovenia) [small arms]

MPP Vozila (Slovenia) [light armoured vehicles]

Department of Defence Industry (Bosnia and Herzegovina) - 100% state owned [artillery systems, small arms and artillery ammunition]

RH-Alan (Croatia) - 100% state defence holding company

• 100% 310 Brigade Depot [armoured vehicle and artillery upgrade]
• 100% ZTC Zagreb [aircraft maintenance/UAV construction]
• 100% Duro Djakovic [tank and armoured vehicle manufacture]
• 100% Torpedo [armoured vehicle design]

Arsenal Corp (Bulgaria) - 100% State owned [artillery, mortars and ammunition]

Avione SA (Romania) - 100% state owned [combat aircraft prime contractor] ownership divided between 71% Iarom SA, 11% SIF Moldova, 18% floated

Aerostar SA (Romania) [aircraft upgrading and systems integration]

• 65% Iarom SA
• 11% SIF Moldova
• 5% Aerostar - PAS

IAR-Brasov (Romania) - 100% state owned [helicopter prime contractor]

• 50% Eurocopter Romania (France/Germany/Romania) [helicopter prime contractor]

Electromechanical Factory Ploiesti (Romania) - 100% state owned [guided weapons manufacture]

Romtehnica (Romania) - 100% state owned [state arms export agency]

PYRKAL (Greece) - 100% Greek Government owned [ammunition & missiles] to merge with Hellenic Arms Industry (EBO/EVO) (Greece) - 100% Greek Government owned [light weapons]

ELBO (Greece) - 100% Greek Government owned [light armoured vehicles]

Hellenic Aerospace Industry (EAB/EAV) (Greece) - 100% Greek Government owned [aircraft overhaul, upgrade and assembly]

Hellenic Arms Industry (EBO/EVO) (Greece) - 100% Greek Government owned [light weapons]

Elefsis Shipyards SA (Greece) - private sector [ship building]

Hellenic Shipyards (Greece) - 51% HDW (Germany/US owned), 49% workers [warships]

Mytilneos Holdings SA (Greece) [AFV hulls, shipbuilding, guided weapons]

Intracom (Greece) [communications systems]

MKEK (Turkey) - 100% Turkish Government owned [ammunition & explosives]

ASELSAN (Turkey) - 83% Turkish Government owned via MOD/Police [communications systems]

• 73% MIKES (Turkey) [electronic warfare systems]

FNSS (US/Turkey) - 50% United Defence and 50% NUROL Machinery and Industry Co Inc [tracked armoured vehicles]

Otokar (Turkey) - 100% privately owned [lights armoured vehicles]

TUSAS (Turkey) - 55% Turkish Government owned via MOD [aircraft, helicopter, UAV prime contractor]

TAI (Turkey/US) - 49% TUSAS, 42% Lockheed Martin [F-16 combat aircraft assembly]

TEI (Turkey/US) - 50.52% TUSAS, 46.22% General Electric [aero engines]

Roketsan (Turkey) - 15% Turkish Government owned via MOD [guided weapons and armaments]

Aspilsan (Turkey) - 95% Turkish Government owned via MOD [defence electronics]

Turkish Armed Forces - AFV repair, aircraft overhaul, naval repair and ship building facilities

Tiger Attack Helicopter: Eurocopter-Tiger GmbH - EADS [formerly 50% DASA (Germany), 50% Aerospatiale (France)]

NH-90 Maritime and Transport Helicopter: NH Industries

• EADS Eurocopter SA (31.2% France, 31.2% Germany)
• 5% Fokker Aerostructures NV (Netherlands)
• 32% AgustaWestland (UK/Italy)

UK Future Rapid Effects System (FRES), competitors for lead 'system house' integrator:

• Atkins Aviation and Defence (UK)
• EDS Defence (UK)
• QintetiQ (UK)

Future European Armoured Vehicle: MRAV/GTK – ARTEC GmbH

• Krauss-Maffei & Wegmann GmbH (Germany)
• Rheinmetall (Germany)
• Stork (Netherlands)

ASCOD Armoured Vehicle - Santa Barbara (Spain), Styr-Daimler-Puch (Austria)

VBCI French Infantry Fighting Vehicle - Competing teams:

• GIAT Industries (France) and Renault V.I. (France) [selected as winner]
• Panhard et Lavassor (France) and Henschel Wehrtechnick GmbH (Germany)

ARGE/Fennick Reconnaissance Vehicle

• 50% RDM Holdings (Netherlands)
• 50% Krauss-Maffei & Wegmann GmbH (Germany)

German Panther Infantry Fighting Vehicle PSM Panther Systems & Management GmbH (Germany)

• Krauss-Maffei & Wegmann GmbH (Germany) 33%
• Rheinmetall (Germany) 33%
• TBU (Germany) 33%

UK Beyond Visual Range Air-to-Air Missile (BVRAAM) Requirement : Meteor - designated winner April 2000

• MBDA(UK/France/Italy)
• Alenia Marconi Systems (Italy)
• EADS Spain
• BAE SYSTEMS (UK)
• Saab Dynamics (Sweden)
• Boeing (USA)

UK Precision Guided Bomb Requirement Contenders

• MBDA (UK/France/Italy), INSYS Ltd (UK), Boeing (US) offering version of JDAM
• Raytheon (US) offering Enhanced Paveway
• Sagem (France) offering AASM
• Elbit Systems (Israel) and Leigh Areospace (UK)

RBS-15 Anti-Ship Missile

• SAAB Dynamics (Sweden)
• Diehl (Germany)

IRIS-T Short Range Air-to-Air Missile

• Germany (BGT prime contractor)
• Greece (Hellenic Aircraft Industry, Greek Powder & Cartridge Company)
• Italy (FIAT AVIOR)
• Norway (Raufoss)
• Sweden (Saab Bofors Dynamics)

UK Next Generation Light Anti-Tank Missile Requirement, Competing Teams:

MBT-LAW Team (Winner)
• Saab Bofors (Sweden)
• Thales (France)
• RO Defence (UK)
• Raytheon Systems (US)

Kestrel Team

• MBDA (UK/France/Italy)
• Lockheed Martin (US)

UK Light Forces Anti-Tank Guided Weapon Requirement, Competing Teams:

Javelin Team
• Lockheed Martin (US)
• Raytheon (US)

Gil Spike Team

• MBDA (France/UK/Italy)
• Rafael Armaments Authority (Israel)

Viking Submarine Consortium

• Odense Stalskisbsuert AS (Denmark) 33%
• Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace AS (Norway) 33%
• Kockums (Sweden) 33%

UK FUTURE CARRIER PROGRAMME, Two Competing Teams - BAE SYSTEMS & Thales were directed by the UK government to form an alliance in early 2003:

BAE SYSTEMS Team:

AMS - C4ISR, Information Systems and Systems Engineering: Babcock BES - Ship Build Strategy and Collaborative Through Life Support: BAE SYSTEMS - C4ISR, Collaborative Through Life Support: BAE SYSTEMS Sea Systems Group - Ship Design and Build Strategy: EDS - Systems Integration: Fleet Support Ltd - Collaborative Through Life Support: Lockheed Martin - Programme Management, Systems and Requirements Engineering, Carrier Air Group Optimisation, C4ISR: Northrop Grumman - Mission Planning, Air Traffic Control, Ship Build Strategy, C4ISR: QinetiQ - Technology Insertion and Test & Evaluation Programmes: Rolls-Royce - Propulsion and Through-Life Support: Strachan & Henshaw - Munitions Handling and Waste Management: Swan Hunter - Ship Build Strategy: VT (Vosper Thornycroft) Shipbuilding - Naval Architecture, Ship Build Strategy, Human Factors, Through Life Support, Control Systems

Thales Team:

KBR to manage the shipbuilding; BMT to assist with ship design; Alston to provide "electric ship" expertise; Devonport Management (DML), responsible for through-life-support; and CAE to provide the ship management system; Lockheed Martin, providing the aviation knowledge; UK research company Qinetiq; and Raytheon

Horizon Frigate

• Thales (France)
• DCN (France)
• Fincantieri SpA (Italy)
• Finmeccanica (Italy)

Advanced European Jet Pilot Training Program Feasibility Study (Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland) G-5 Companies conducting study include:

• EADS CASA (Spain)
• Aeromacchi (Italy)
• Dassault Aviation (France)
• Saab AB (Sweden)
• EADS Deutschland (Germany)

UK Truck & Combat Support Requirement Competing Companies:

• MAN Truck & Bus (Germany)
• Oshkosh Truck Company (US)
• Stewart & Stevenson (US)
• Mercedez-Benz (Germany)

Transatlantic Industrial Proposal Solution (TIPS)

Northrop Grumman leading the Transatlantic Industrial Proposal Solution (TIPS) team, with EADS, Galileo Avionica, General Dynamics Canada, Indra, Northrop Grumman and Thales as primary partners and companies from 19 NATO countries won the NATO Airborne Ground Surveillance (AGS) programme in April 2004

Medium Extended Air Defence System International (MEADS)

• 55% Lockheed Martin (US)
• 45% MBDA/EADS/LFK (France, Germany,Italy, UK)

Euro-Art Radar Technology GmbH [US/GE/France] COBRA artillery locating radar

• Siemens (GE)
• Thales [formerly Thomson-CSF] (France)
• Lockheed Martin (USA)

Skynet 5 Competition (UK military communications satellites) Winning Team

• Paradigm Secure Communications - Astrium, BAE SYSTEMS, Logica, Nortel, Motorola, Cable & Wireless, Serco, System Engineering & Assessment

Euroslat Consortium (France/Italy) [anti-torpedo systems]

• WASS (Italy): 50%
• DCN International (France): 33%
• Thales [formerly Thomson-CSF] (France): 17%

Airborne System for Target Recognition and Designation (ATRID) Euro Fighter Aircraft Targeting Pod Programme

• UK (Project Joanna – BAE-Thales)
• Italy
• France
• Spain

Tac One [next generation NATO communications]

• BAE SYSTEMS (UK)
• EADS (France, Germany, Spain)
• ITT (US)
• Marconi Mobile (IT)
• Thales (France)

NATO Tactical Ballistic Missile Defence Feasibility Studies -Team Janus

• Alenia Marconi Systems (UK/Italy)
• EADS – LFK (Germany)
• MBDA (UK, Italy, France)
• Lockheed Martin (US)

EUROTORP: Lightweight torpedo systems

• 50% Whitehead Alenia Sistemi Subacquei
• 26% DCNI
• 24% Thales

Future SAM (Surface-to-Air) Missiles and Principle Anti-Air Missile System (PAAMS): Eurosam GIE

• 33.33% Thales [formerly Thomson-CSF] (France)
• 66% MBDA (France/Italy/UK)
• UK counterpart, UKAMS Ltd, has MBDA(UK/France/Italy) as prime contractor

Hot, Roland and Milan Tactical Missiles: Euromissile GIE - EADS [formerly 50% DASA (Germany), 50% Aerospatiale SA (France)]

Trigat Anti-Tank Missile: Euromissile Dynamics (EMDG) GIE

• 33.33% MBDA(UK/France/Italy)
• 66.66% EADS [formerly 33.33% DASA (Germany), 33.33% Aerospatiale SA (France)]