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Aerospace & Defence
Denel Aerostructures, Airbus Military sign renegotiated A400M contract
South African aerospace company Denel Aerostructures (DAe), part of the State-owned Denel Defence industrial group, last week signed a renegotiated agreement with Airbus Military covering the South African company's participation in the A400M...By: Keith Campbell
28 Sep 12
Denel Group
Company Announcement: New Agreement Strengthens Denel Aerostructures' Role in A400M Manufacturing 
Denel and Airbus Military have finalised a new agreement with revised terms for manufacturing aircraft components on the A400M, in a development that will contribute significantly to the financial turnaround of the South African company and...
Defence
Denel makes profit again, but in line for more State aid
Although South African State-owned defence industrial group Denel made a profit of R41-million in the financial year ending March 2012, the government is thinking of providing the business with further support. In the 2012 Budget, the State...By: Keith Campbell
03 Aug 12
Defence
Denel in line for more State assistance despite, again, making a profit
Although South African State-owned defence industrial group Denel made a profit of R41-million in the financial year ending March 2012, the government is thinking of providing the business with further support. In the 2012 Budget, the State...By: Keith Campbell
19 Jul 12
Transport
Aircraft manufacturer continues to invest in composites facility
State-owned aeronautics company Denel Aerostructures says it has put a number of measures in place to ensure that it consistently produces quality components for its clients, which include major aircraft manufacturers Airbus, Boeing,...08 Jun 12
Aerospace & Defence – 1
SA aerostructures firm’s turnaround to take longer than first hoped
Loss-making State-owned aeronautical company Denel Aerostructures’ (DAe’s) schedule to achieve break-even has slipped by two years, in comparison to the forecast a year ago. DAe is part of the Denel defence industrial group.By: Keith Campbell
08 Jun 12
Aerospace and Defence
Denel Aerostructures recovery taking longer than first hoped
Loss-making State-owned aeronautical company Denel Aerostructures’ (DAe’s) schedule to achieve break-even has slipped by two years, in comparison the the forecast a year ago. DAe is part of the Denel defence industrial group. In a written...By: Keith Campbell
28 May 12
Aerospace and Defence
Denel still firmly in the A400M programme
South African State-owned aeronautics company Denel Aerostructures (DAe) is assured of work on the Airbus Military A400M military transport aircraft programme for at least the next three years. "We can confirm that we want to have Denel as a...By: Keith Campbell
22 May 12
Aerospace and Defence
Airbus Military has the African market in its sights
Africa is one of the emerging regions now being targeted by Airbus Military for sales of its aircraft, especially those in the light/medium category. "Our objective," said Airbus Military senior VP: commercial Antonio Rodriguez Barberan in Madrid...By: Keith Campbell
21 May 12
Aerospace & Defence
Airbus Military to keep A400M work packages in South Africa, markets C295 aircraft
Airbus Military is busy renegotiating its A400M military airlift aeroplane industrial work packages with South African companies Denel Aerostructures (DAe) and Aerosud. “Our idea is to maintain those packages in South Africa,” assures Airbus...By: Keith Campbell
04 May 12
Aerospace & Defence
South African firm may still receive Gripen workflow despite Saab’s new-generation evolution
Swedish aerospace and defence group Saab recently reported that it had fulfilled all its offset obligations with South Africa regarding the latter's acquisition of 26 Gripen fighters. Officially designated industrial participation, these offsets...By: Keith Campbell
20 Apr 12
Aerospace and Defence
Airbus confirms it will keep A400M work packages in South Africa
Airbus Military is busy renegotiating its A400M military airlift aeroplane industrial work packages with South African companies Denel Aerostructures (DAe) and Aerosud. “Our idea is to maintain those packages in South Africa,” Airbus Military...
By: Keith Campbell
17 Apr 12
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