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BAE Systems Buys Tenix
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Posts: 3 (19-Jan-2008 12:03:21) |
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 bager1968 |
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Posts: 2757 (19-Jan-2008 22:45:02) |
Well, if Thales Australia buys ASC, then there will be a healthy degree of size and competition within the Australian defense industry sector... especially
shipbuilding.
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Rob |
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Posts: 552 (31-Jan-2008 00:55:20) |
How is having two large companies instead of four smaller ones going to increase competition? You're right about size though and competition is overvalued
in the defence sector.
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skipper101 |
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Posts: 1478 (31-Jan-2008 07:33:52) |
Especially in one as small as the Australian Defence Sector.
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bager1968 |
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Posts: 2781 ( 2-Feb-2008 05:59:00) |
Well, 4 small companies that are all heading for bankruptcy due to duplicated overhead and other costs... or 2 medium-sized ones that are both turning a
profit... which is better?
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skipper101 |
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Posts: 1479 ( 2-Feb-2008 09:26:31) |
I would agree, that these 2 medium to large sized defence contractor's is more suitable to Australia's defence industry.
Know if only we could get the ADF to manage defence project properly we have something. |
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