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AeroVironment revenue reaches $1.98bn as BlueHalo reshapes $AVAV growth
AeroVironment revenue surged to $1.98 billion as BlueHalo reshaped the business. See why backlog, margins and $AVAV guidance now matter most for investors.
AeroVironment ($AVAV) lands U.S. Army contract for commercial counter-drone technology
AeroVironment wins a $500 million U.S. Army counter-drone contract. Discover how the award could reshape AVAV growth, production and investor sentiment now.
IperionX secures $6.6m titanium plate award as ASX:IPX tests US defence scale-up
IperionX’s latest US defence funding moves its Virginia operation beyond titanium powder and into the harder commercial test of qualified plate and military components.
Ioneer wins conditional U.S. Army boron-processing lease as ASX: INR rises 7%
Ioneer has been selected for a long-term lease at Tooele Army Depot to develop domestic boron-processing capacity. The award strengthens the strategic value of Rhyolite Ridge but does not remove project financing, construction or legal risks.
Why General Christopher Donahue’s exit could unsettle NATO command strategy
General Christopher Donahue’s sudden exit raises fresh questions about Pentagon leadership, NATO posture and United States strategy in Europe.
U.S. Army’s Stinger replacement push shows why short-range air defence is becoming a missile capacity race
The U.S. Army wants 11,000 Stinger replacement missiles as drone threats rise. Read how NGSRI could reshape short-range air defence.
Teledyne (TDY) wins U.S. Army CBRN drone kit contract as battlefield sensing moves airborne
Teledyne FLIR’s U.S. Army CBRN drone kit order shows how hazardous-threat sensing is moving unmanned. Read why it matters.
Saab’s $22.4m U.S. Army training kit order shows why simulation is becoming battlefield infrastructure
Saab’s $22.4M U.S. Army VTESS order shows how simulation is reshaping land-force readiness. Read what it means for defence markets.
DoW missile agreements put Leidos, Anduril, and Castelion at the centre of America’s strike-capacity reset
America needs missile mass faster than legacy procurement can deliver. DoW’s new deals show how defence production is being rewired.
A160 Hummingbird unmanned rotorcraft: Inside Boeing’s failed bid to redefine vertical lift
Boeing built a UAV helicopter that flew 18.7 hours and hovered at 20,000 feet. The Army cancelled it anyway. The A160 Hummingbird story still shapes 2026 UAV strategy.