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AML3D revenue jumps 70% as AUKUS orders push FY27 backlog to A$16.8m
AML3D Limited reported record FY26 revenue of A$12.5 million and its first profitable half-year as demand for its ARCEMY metal additive-manufacturing systems expanded across United States defence supply chains. It enters FY27 with A$16.8 million of contracted work and a A$78 million sales pipeline.
BAE Systems’ Roman telescope hardware reaches space as $5.5bn Ball Aerospace acquisition faces an orbital test
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has launched with BAE Systems-built hardware at the heart of its Wide Field Instrument. The mission extends BAE Systems’ civil-space credentials, but the real validation will come during commissioning and science operations.
SSN-AUKUS submarine program: Design, funding, shipyards and delivery timeline
SSN-AUKUS is the next-generation nuclear-powered attack submarine being developed for the United Kingdom and Australia under AUKUS. Detailed design and long-lead procurement are advancing as Britain prepares for first steel cutting in 2027 and Australia builds the Osborne industrial base needed to begin its own submarine construction before the end of the decade.
Global Combat Air Programme: UK-Japan-Italy sixth-generation fighter moves into ÂŁ4.6bn design phase
The Global Combat Air Programme is a UK-Japan-Italy sixth-generation combat aircraft programme governed through GIGO and delivered industrially by Edgewing, with a ÂŁ4.6bn contract now funding work through end-2027 ahead of a targeted 2035 service entry.
BAE Systems raises FY26 outlook as H1 sales climb 9% and free cash flow hits ÂŁ1.79bn
BAE Systems lifted every 2026 guidance line after 9% H1 sales growth and ÂŁ1.79bn free cash flow, yet BAESY fell 8.3% after hours as the premium is tested.
Electro Optic Systems (ASX: EOS) lifts FY26 guidance as order book hits A$846m
Electro Optic Systems (ASX: EOS) raised FY26 guidance as its order book hit A$846m. See what MARSS, cash flow and delivery mean next.
BT Group raises dividend and rebases payout policy as Openreach fibre scale offsets revenue decline in FY26
BT Group raised its dividend and lifted profit 8%, yet BT.A fell 5% on a churn scare. The real test is whether the ÂŁ3bn cash flow promise arrives.
Naval Group beats Babcock, Saab and Navantia to land Sweden’s $4.2bn LuleĂĄ-class frigate order
Sweden picked Naval Group over Babcock, Saab and Navantia for a $4.25 billion frigate deal. What it signals for the Baltic, NATO and Europe's defence map.
Korea sells the guns Europe forgot how to build, and Europe is now manufacturing the shells that feed them
Korea won the howitzer race. Europe quietly took the shell economy. The artillery market is not a contest, it is a co-dependent NATO supply chain.
BAE Systems (LON: BA) strengthens U.S. missile warning role with flight hardware delivery for Space Force satellite
Missile warning is moving deeper into space. BAE Systems’ latest Space Force delivery shows why orbital defence is becoming a core growth test.