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Workers in industry attire stand near a hypersonic missile component on a production floor with machinery and equipment.

Ursa Major to Merge in $2.3B Deal, Propels Growth in Hypersonics

Ursa Major is set to merge with Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. in a $2.3 billion deal, poised to supercharge growth in hypersonics and turn years of hard work into production capacity that meets customer demand. This game-changing transaction is expected to close in early 2027.

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Naval personnel walk near a modern vessel with advanced equipment and established infrastructure.

AEVEX Bolsters Naval Tech with $650M BlackSea Deal

AEVEX is supercharging its naval tech capabilities with the game-changing $650M acquisition of BlackSea Technologies, bringing together a powerhouse of maritime expertise and a culture of mission-driven innovation. The deal, which includes $250M in cash and $350M in stock, plus up to $50M in performance-based earnout, is set to take AEVEX to the next level.

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Engineers work around a large aircraft component in a brightly-lit aerospace facility.

EDGE Group Expands Aerospace Footprint with Akaer Acquisition

EDGE Group is taking its aerospace ambitions to new heights with the acquisition of Akaer, a Brazilian engineering powerhouse, bringing unparalleled expertise to the table. This game-changing deal is set to supercharge EDGE's capabilities, with Akaer's impressive engineering footprint and program history poised to make a lasting impact.

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Industrial facility with cylindrical objects, possibly rocket motors, in foreground and blurred control panel in background.

Northrop Grumman Seeks to End FTC Firewall on Solid Rocket Motor Business

Northrop Grumman is taking a major step to boost support for critical munitions and key missile programs by petitioning the Federal Trade Commission to lift a firewall on its solid rocket motor business. By removing this 2018 restriction, Northrop Grumman aims to better serve its customers' needs as a trusted supplier.

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European cityscape with subtle Linux symbol integrated into architecture.

SUSE's European Sovereignty Pitch Tested by $6 Billion Sale Talks

SUSE's pitch for European digital sovereignty is being put to the test as its majority stakeholder, EQT, explores a potential $6 billion sale that could see the Linux vendor fall under US ownership. This development creates an intriguing contradiction for a company that's deeply rooted in European values.

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