Oct 21, 2009 | BNET
BAE Systems Continues Protest Of Oshkosh Contract
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BAE Systems left licking its wounds on Armor Holdings acquisition
BAE Systems, Europe's largest defence company, effectively admitted yesterday that its last big acquisition could be a costly failure after it missed out on a major Pentagon contract.
BAE Systems Suffers Due To U.S. Acquisition
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BAE's Armor Holdings deal fails to deliver
When BAE Systems plc acquired Armor Holdings Inc. for $4.5 billion in July 2007, it gained a military vehicle manufacturer with deep contacts in the U.S. military.
BAE warns of writedown on US deal
The British defence company is protesting the decision to award the follow-on contract to a US rival, but said yesterday that if its appeal is unsuccessful it will take a hefty impairment charge against $3.8bn of goodwill and other intangible assets linked to Armor Holdings.
New deal puts Sealy in backseat
Nearly 3,000 jobs in the Sealy area are in jeopardy in the wake of a recent decision by the U.S. Army to award a multibillion-dollar vehicle manufacturing contract to Oshkosh Corp.
Some analysts question BAE's purchase of Armor Holdings
Former shareholders of Armor Holdings Inc. should be feeling pretty good about their decision to sell the company two years ago to BAE Systems PLC, because the outlook for the former Armor operations doesn't look so strong right now.
Charities create demand for bulletproof vehicles
As conflicts around the globe send more charities and development groups in harm's way, a company that specializes in armoring war-fighting machines is branching into civilian markets.
Charities create demand for bulletproof vehicles
As conflicts around the globe send more charities and development groups in harm's way, a company that specializes in armoring war-fighting machines is branching into civilian markets.
BAE and Rolls go on a results defensive
Results from Britain's premier defence and aerospace companies, BAE Systems and Rolls-Royce , were given a mixed reception by investors yesterday.
The Business Journal of Phoenix
BAE unit settles, to pay workers $110,000
A Phoenix subsidiary of British defense contractor BAE Systems has agreed to pay three temporary female workers $110,000 to settle a sex and age discrimination lawsuit brought by the trio and U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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