A strong Democratic showing has investors reassessing expectations for higher European and US defense budgets, pressuring the sector.

Google's parent joining the missile shield effort would mark a notable entry by a major tech firm into strategic defense, though political risk clouds the progr

The multi-year award locks in long-term production of the Navy's primary surface-to-air interceptor amid heavy global munitions demand.

The proposed sale aims to replenish Kyiv's air defenses as Patriot interceptor stocks run short.

The Camden expansion adds capacity and roughly 650 jobs as the US works to rebuild missile inventories.

The order reflects sustained demand for US munitions flowing to Ukraine and pressure to accelerate output.

The private equity giant's first major defense-tech bet signals growing institutional capital flowing into the sector.

The long-term Israeli contract expands Elbit's training and simulation portfolio with its domestic military.

The Turkish defense giant's largest export deal underscores Ankara's growing role in global air-defense markets.

Paris signed a contract for an operational demonstrator, with sea trials planned for 2028.

The government aims to build a national drone-maker ecosystem able to deliver tailored systems quickly to its navy.

The deal adds undersea warfare systems to Lockheed's portfolio amid rising demand for anti-submarine capabilities.

The withdrawal narrows the UJTS field, with an award expected between July and September 2027.

The service wants contractors to mass produce the Extended Range Attack Munition for Kyiv.

Airbus shifted course to meet Berlin's accelerated timeline, favoring a subsonic drone with a 500kg internal payload.

The award marks the Korean firm's entry into US naval shipbuilding amid Marine Corps distributed-operations plans.

The award covers remote mine-hunting modules plus engineering support for the US Navy.

The UK firm's digital platform aims to connect build, operations and maintenance data across a ship's life.