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Thales to recruit 450 specialised professionals in India in 2026Thales, a global technology provider, is set to hire 450 professionals in India. These roles will be at its engineering competence centers ...- Northern Ireland offers Indian companies a gateway for global growthNorthern Ireland offers Indian companies a strategic gateway to Great Britain and European markets, boasting a skilled workforce, competiti...
- A windfall is coming for India's surging defence exportsIndia's defence exports are set for a major boost. NATO's plan to increase defence spending creates a big opportunity. Indian companies lik...
- Reliance Infra shares in focus after unit expands munitions tie-up with Germany's Diehl DefenceReliance Infrastructure subsidiary, Reliance Defence, expanded its strategic partnership with Germany's Diehl Defence to locally produce th...
- As the world comes to India for G20 summit, here are D-Street's top P20 stocks for your portfolioAs India pushes for electric vehicles, Tata Motors, with its growing EV segment, stands out. Their global presence, especially with the Jag...
- French defence players point to 'expanding presence in India'French missiles and bombs manufacturer MBDA told ET that a full weapons package is ready for the Rafale fighter jets being procured by the ...
- Arms companies make a killing in world bazaarThe Russia-Ukraine crisis and the rise of a militarily aggressive China has spurred weapons sales - be it European nations shoring up defen...
- India is about competencies, business prospects; discovering new opportunities: ThalesThales Group's CEO Marko Erman says the Indian market is about competencies as well as business prospects.
- 'Make in India' a step in the right direction; will develop PHAROS fire control radar in India for international markets as well: ThalesMake in India is a step in the right direction and is expected to give fillip to the Indian industry, thereby positioning India as a global...
- Hot Stocks Platter: SBI, Aegis Logistics, Rolta IndiaWith the banking and financial sector likely to outperform the market this year, it’s no wonder that investors are eagerly awaiting State B...
- Fees take off at flying schoolsIndore-based Yash Air, which charged Rs 12.80 lakh for its `basic’ commercial pilots licence (CPL) course for its August batch, is already ...
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