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Italy awards €3.7 billion contract for two new naval destroyers

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Italy signed a contract worth €3.7 billion for two DDX destroyers, scheduled for delivery in 2033 and 2035. The contract was awarded to Orizzonte Sistemi Navali, an Italian joint venture. Fincantieri holds a 51% stake in the venture, while Leonardo holds the remaining 49%.

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The order represents a continuation of fleet renewal for the Italian Navy. The 180-meter destroyers, which will feature advanced combat systems from Leonardo, mark a significant investment in Italy's defense and shipbuilding sectors.

Naval Group, Fincantieri, and Leonardo had previously pitched industrial alliance plans for a potential Franco-Italian partnership concerning defense and aerospace projects.

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Who's involved

  • FincantieriHolds a 51% stake in the joint venture supplying the destroyers.
  • LeonardoHolds a 49% stake in the joint venture and supplies advanced combat systems.
  • ItalyAwarded the €3.7 billion contract for the two naval vessels.
  • Orizzonte Sistemi NavaliThe Italian joint venture responsible for supplying the two DDX destroyers.
  • Italian NavyThe recipient of the two new DDX destroyers for its fleet.

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  • FincantieriSpeculative

    Might see increased contracts and revenue through its 51% stake in the joint venture.

  • LeonardoSpeculative

    Could see increased revenue from supplying advanced combat systems in the joint venture.

  • ItalySpeculative

    Could see increased investment in national defense and shipbuilding.

  • Orizzonte Sistemi NavaliSpeculative

    May experience increased revenue from securing the €3.7 billion contract.

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