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Finmeccanica’s 147 million euros contracts
Finmeccanica wins new contracts, worth a total of 147 million euros, through its companies Ansaldo STS, Ansaldo Energia, SELEX Integrated Systems and Alenia Aeronautica.
Selex Integrated Systems has received orders worth about 25 million euros. It has signed several contracts with the Navy and the Air Force in Thailand for the provision of surveillance radar systems Kronos version transportable earth, besides the contract signed with the Unidad Especial de Aeronautica Civil Administrativa de Colombia, for the modernisation of the radar system of Cerro Santana. The last contract for the supply of Bristol Airport, United Kingdom, has a primary radar ATCR 33 for the air traffic control.
Alenia Aeronautica has signed a contract worth around 10 million euros with the armed forces of the Republic of Lithuania for logistic support of the C-27J supplied to the Lithuanian Air Force.
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