Matthew Fulco is a Business Editor for Aviation Week Network and The Japan Times. With a focus on the aviation industry, Matthew covers topics such as commercial aviation, defense technology, mergers and acquisitions, and geopolitical issues. His work has also been featured in AmCham Taiwan.
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China banned the export of gallium, germanium and antimony to the U.S. on Dec. 3, directly targeting critical minerals integral to the aerospace and defense industry.
The two companies leading a Pentagon-backed antimony project in Idaho have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU), providing a boost to the
VSE Corporation's recent $200 million acquisition of Kellstrom Aerospace positions the company to capture a bigger share of the red-hot commercial aerospace engine aftermarket.
Aircraft lessors have effectively weathered a string of exogenous shocks over the past few years and are in a strong position heading into 2025, Fitch Ratings said in a new report.
Oklahoma and Taiwan have deepened their budding aerospace and defense partnership with two new agreements.
The International Monetary Fund projects Taiwan’s economic growth rate this year to be around 2.2%, indicating a cautiously optimistic outlook as Taiwan navigates external economic pressures and domestic recovery initiatives. The Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics (DGBAS) forecasts a growth rate of 4.27%, up from last year’s 1.55%, while the Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research has raised its forecast to 3.96%, citing booming demand for AI applications.
Though Red Cat reported modest revenue of $4.3 million in the second quarter of fiscal 2025, the company’s forecast for 2025 is bullish.
Taiwan is eyeing the use of satellites in medium and low Earth orbit to preserve communication services in the event of a conflict with China.
By: Thierry Dubois
Safran Electronics & Defense has sold its North America-based electromechanical actuation businesses to components supplier Woodward for an undisclosed amount, the two companies said Dec. 20.
The export ban that China implemented on the critical minerals gallium, germanium and antimony earlier this month affects most branches of the
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