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Industry champions in France and Italy move to consolidate their positions in a growing market for unmanned underwater naval equipment.
Lockheed Martin on Monday said it has agreed to acquire naval defense-tech firm Ultra Maritime for $3.45 billion from private equity firm Advent International.
French aerospace and defence firm Thales said on Monday that it has agreed to acquire the Gorgé family's 35. 51% stake in defence technology company Exail Technologies.
As European markets navigate a complex landscape marked by stalled geopolitical negotiations and fluctuating oil prices, the pan-European STOXX Europe 600 Index has remained relatively stable, reflecting cautious investor sentiment. Amid this environment, identifying stocks trading below their estimated worth can offer potential opportunities for value investors seeking to capitalize on resilient earnings momentum and economic resilience.
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Company invites individual and institutional investors, as well as advisors and analysts, to attend online at VirtualInvestorConferences.comPARIS, April 21, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Exail Technologies (EPA:EXA ; OTCQX:EXALF), based in Paris, France, focuses on providing robotics, maritime, navigation, aerospace, and photonics technologies solutions in France, the rest of Europe, Africa, Americas, Oceania, and Asia. The company operates through the Navigation & Maritime Robotics and Advanced Tech
French underwater drone maker Exail Technologies' core profit grew 40% to 103 million euros ($119 million) in 2025 driven by big contract wins for its mine countermeasure drone system, it said on Wednesday. Oil markets, already reeling amid the escalating conflict in the Middle East, face the prospect of Iran deploying mines in the Hormuz Strait, further locking down the narrow route through which a fifth of global oil exports are shipped. Exail's order intake surged 87% to 844 million euros last year, whilst its backlog at the end of the period stood at more than 1 billion euros.
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