Sylvia Pfeifer is an Industry Correspondent at the Financial Times. She covers the aerospace and defense industries, military procurement, and the steel industry, with a keen focus on themes such as aviation, security, and corporate finance. Her insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications including Yahoo Finance, The Irish Times, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Sylvia Pfeifer's coverage heavily focuses on business, transportation & logistics, and engineering. She often reports on government announcements and press releases related to these sectors.
Given her articles' focus on the defense industry, airline industry, UK manufacturing, and climate change within a global context (including Europe, Middle East, US), she would likely be interested in experts who can provide insights into these industries from an international perspective or those with knowledge of significant developments impacting these sectors worldwide.
As Sylvia’s article titles indicate a wide geographical scope including regions like the Middle East and South Korea alongside specific countries such as Germany and Turkey. If reaching out with expertise from any particular region or market it should be mentioned how this could have broader implications for similar markets globally.
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Previous defence minister resigned after warning current spending plan was not enough to keep UK safe
By: Sylvia Pfeifer
Planemakers look to shake off supply-chain problems that have hampered output
By: Aaron Kirchfeld, Sylvia Pfeifer
As drones and autonomous systems transform the battlefield, traditional defence companies start to act more like venture capitalists
Planemaker delivers 237 aircraft in second quarter, up 39% from a year ago
FTSE 100 group forecasts underlying operating profit of £4.7bn to £4.9bn by end of the year
UK defence group benefits from higher military spending amid ‘highly volatile’ picture on global threats
The US aviation giant has won back trust after a near-decade strewn with disasters. Now it needs to make money again
By: Sarah White, Ian Bott, Bob Haslett, Sylvia Pfeifer, Laura Pitel
Piloted fighter jets may act more as mission commanders, supported by autonomous ‘collaborative combat aircraft’
By: Ivan Levingston, Sylvia Pfeifer
Cambridge Aerospace has secured MoD contracts and is in talks with the US government about providing systems
By: Sarah White, Sylvia Pfeifer
Demand for launches is growing faster than the region’s capabilities
