Defense Contractors
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GE Aerospace supplies military propulsion systems (e.g., T901, XA102) and participates in defense modernization programs, fitting the defense contractor category.
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$310.84B |
$291.49
-2.51%
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Boeing operates in defense programs and contracts, positioning it as a Defense Contractor.
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$158.89B |
$210.73
-2.89%
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Defense Contractors captures Northrop Grumman's core business as a defense system designer and manufacturer.
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$89.74B |
$623.49
-1.56%
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Defense Contractors responsible for design, build, service of military ships, subs, weapons.
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$89.36B |
$332.94
-2.32%
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Defense aerospace activities including spares and components for military programs (e.g., F-35), aligning with defense contractors.
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$76.79B |
$64.01
+0.09%
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Defense exposure from supplying proprietary aerospace components used in defense platforms.
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$71.78B |
$1277.99
+0.38%
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Defense Contractors tag captures L3Harris's role as a defense prime delivering government-defense systems.
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$54.65B |
$292.34
-2.15%
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ESLT is a defense contractor delivering integrated systems across land, air, sea, and cyber domains.
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$22.34B |
$502.35
-0.53%
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CW operates in defense markets and provides defense electronics and safety-critical systems, aligning with the defense contractor category.
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$20.33B |
$539.37
-2.87%
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As a large defense technology prime, AVAV operates as a defense contractor providing integrated defense capabilities.
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$17.92B |
$392.29
-1.39%
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BWXT is a defense contractor with sole-source capabilities in naval propulsion and critical defense infrastructure.
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$17.37B |
$190.08
-2.82%
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Exposure to defense programs and government contracting aligns with a defense contractor profile.
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$14.72B |
$81.53
-4.14%
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Kratos operates as a defense contractor, designing and delivering defense hardware and systems.
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$14.52B |
$94.63
-0.07%
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Joby has U.S. DoD contracts and government partnerships indicating defense contracting activity.
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$12.76B |
$16.11
+2.45%
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Defense-focused applications of advanced optics and precision manufacturing align with Defense Contractors.
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$12.17B |
$161.16
-2.83%
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The company operates as a defense contractor providing services and mission-support to the DoD and other defense agencies.
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$12.06B |
$97.14
-3.18%
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The company operates as a defense contractor delivering integrated mission systems and defense technologies.
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$11.50B |
$43.23
-2.70%
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HII is a leading U.S. defense contractor and naval shipbuilder, directly delivering warships and related defense systems.
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$11.10B |
$282.99
-1.10%
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Embraer produces defense aircraft (A-29 Super Tucano, KC-390 Millennium) and participates in defense contracts.
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$10.29B |
$56.04
-2.91%
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Karman operates as a defense contractor supplying mission-critical aerospace/missile systems to primes, supporting the Defense Contractors tag.
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$9.87B |
$74.71
-1.15%
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Parsons operates as a defense contractor delivering integrated national security solutions.
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$9.18B |
$85.85
-1.78%
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Supports military/aerospace customers with engine maintenance/repair capabilities, aligning with defense-related aerospace servicing.
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$8.90B |
$26.60
-2.85%
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Defense training and simulation offerings position CAE as a defense contractor providing mission-readiness solutions to military customers.
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$8.70B |
$27.20
-2.40%
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Kranze Technology Solutions adds defense-related communications capabilities through acquisition.
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$8.63B |
$184.77
-0.77%
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Defense contracts and tactical wheeled-vehicle programs (JLTV, FHTV) are key revenue drivers.
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$8.00B |
$124.22
-6.33%
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Defense-related RF components and DoD programs; supplier to defense sector.
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$7.74B |
$83.24
-6.95%
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Defense end markets include tracked vehicle applications, reflecting a material defense-oriented revenue stream.
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$7.44B |
$88.03
-0.40%
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LOAR serves the defense market as a supplier of mission-critical, IP-driven components for defense applications.
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$7.40B |
$79.12
-0.50%
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AMPAC's government/DoD/NASA programs indicate contracts with defense customers.
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$7.39B |
$783.65
+0.47%
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Strategic defense partnerships and programs (e.g., Anduril, USAF deliveries) position Archer in Defense Contractors.
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$6.57B |
$11.97
-4.92%
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Amentum operates as a large government/defense engineering and technology contractor, delivering mission-critical programs for defense and related public-sector customers.
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$5.69B |
$23.39
-2.22%
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KBR serves defense/space government contracting as a core business, aligning with defense contractors.
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$5.61B |
$43.25
-4.88%
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Strategic exposure to US/UK Navy programs via the Signature Management & Power acquisition places ESCO in the Defense Contractors category.
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$5.45B |
$210.07
-0.42%
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Engages in defense-related systems and components, aligning with the defense contractor ecosystem.
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$4.71B |
$41.42
-5.11%
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The company engages in defense-related aerospace programs and serves as a supplier to defense contractors, aligning with the Defense Contractors category.
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$4.52B |
$38.53
-0.62%
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Mercury operates as a defense contractor delivering specialized defense electronics and processing platforms to government programs.
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$4.40B |
$73.58
-8.33%
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Defense & Advanced Technologies segment includes space mission systems and high-assurance encryption; aligns with aerospace/defense.
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$4.25B |
$32.62
-9.01%
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CROSSBOW and other defense-oriented laser systems position IPG within Defense Contractors.
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$3.43B |
$80.68
-7.23%
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AAR engages in defense-related maintenance programs and contracts with DoD and foreign governments.
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$2.81B |
$78.32
-3.31%
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Standex’ expanded exposure to defense markets through acquisitions supports a defense contractors theme.
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$2.62B |
$217.17
-1.72%
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Ammunition/ Winchester assets place the company in defense-related manufacturing via AMMO Inc. acquisition.
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$2.57B |
$22.28
-10.56%
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AMSC has multiple Navy/defense contracts (e.g., SPS programs), indicating direct involvement in defense hardware and systems.
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$2.22B |
$56.24
-5.85%
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Supplies defense-related subsystems and components for military programs, reflecting Triumph's defense exposure.
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$2.01B |
$26.01
+0.62%
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BHE provides EMS capabilities to defense contractors for regulated defense programs.
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$1.30B |
$35.97
-4.36%
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Government contracts and public sector aviation services position Bristow in the defense/aerospace contractor space.
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$1.06B |
$36.84
-0.89%
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Defense contracting relationships and rad-hard capabilities align SkyWater with defense industry supply dynamics.
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$868.51M |
$18.08
+11.95%
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Defense segment is the core growth engine and relies on government contracts, aligning with the Defense Contractors investable theme.
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$796.42M |
$111.43
-0.30%
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Defense SATCOM deployments and related government contracts indicate a defense contractors / defense equipment focus.
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$775.43M |
$13.60
-3.89%
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RDW's strategic defense-focused space capabilities align with Defense Contractors and national security programs.
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$673.71M |
$8.74
-8.19%
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TAT engages in defense-related programs and contracts, consistent with Defense Contractors.
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$466.64M |
$41.91
-5.05%
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Miller secured military contracts for recovery vehicles, indicating Defense Contractors activity.
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$453.33M |
$39.56
-1.12%
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Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. primarily manufactures firearms and firearm-related products (handguns, long guns, suppressors, accessories), aligning with the Defense Contractors tag.
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$451.08M |
$9.88
-3.23%
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Defense contractors: AM components used in defense applications; aligns with high-reliability markets.
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$394.23M |
$2.89
-9.69%
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Park's defense programs (e.g., Patriot PAC-3, Arrow systems, hypersonics) position it as a defense contractor supplying critical materials.
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$391.26M |
$19.71
-3.38%
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FEIM's products are supplied to U.S. Government/DoD space and C4ISR programs, positioning the company as a defense contractor.
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$345.54M |
$35.52
-8.74%
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Applied Energetics develops and supplies directed-energy laser systems for defense applications, aligning with the Defense Contractors investable theme.
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$312.67M |
$2.02
-8.18%
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Engagement with defense customers and potential mission‑critical defense applications.
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$226.65M |
$6.64
+2.15%
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Strategic focus on military programs and DoD bidding positions ISSC as a defense contractor in avionics.
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$202.62M |
$11.51
-4.32%
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Defense Contractors—non-automotive defense applications and collaborations (Sensrad) position Arbe in defense radar markets.
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$178.11M |
$2.20
-12.70%
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Company operates in defense technology and collaborates with defense entities, aligning with Defense Contractors.
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$141.14M |
$9.89
-2.08%
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OSS has significant defense programs and awards, positioning it as a Defense Contractor.
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$128.02M |
$5.95
+0.25%
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The Hybrid-electric VX4 variant targets defense and long-range logistics markets, implying a defense contractor/customer engagement dimension.
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$102.75M |
$5.32
-9.83%
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Company serves DoD and defense primes in a niche defense optics segment, aligning with the Defense Contractors investable theme.
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$98.37M |
$14.23
-9.19%
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Hardware products and multi-year programs align with defense contracting.
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$94.82M |
$2.10
-4.98%
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Defense Contractors reflects OPTT’s involvement with DoD programs and security clearances.
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$92.30M |
$0.52
-7.16%
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Serving government and defense customers with specialized communications tech implies a defense/defense-contractor angle.
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$89.21M |
$3.04
-0.33%
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CTM operates as a defense/technology contractor serving national security and defense-related programs.
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$84.53M |
$0.98
-6.43%
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Defense-oriented SBIR/contract activity and defense-market exposure via armor-related and related programs.
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$65.08M |
$4.48
+7.95%
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Specializes in defense programs, reflecting its role as a defense contractor.
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$50.42M |
$5.17
-7.01%
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Supplies components for defense and military programs, reflecting a defense contractor market exposure.
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$42.71M |
$6.90
-5.87%
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Strategic acquisition to pivot into defense aligns with defense contractors.
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$42.67M |
$7.96
-13.01%
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Defense contractors are among the company's customers; tag reflects defense market exposure.
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$33.16M |
$4.33
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CPI Aerostructures acts as a defense contractor with a defense-centric backlog and DoD prime/subcontractor roles.
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$31.20M |
$2.40
-4.00%
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Pivot toward defense and security-related offerings positions the company as a defense contractor.
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$24.92M |
$0.48
-12.65%
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Defense Contractors are among Nortech's customer base for complex electronics and fiber-optic solutions.
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$24.85M |
$9.00
-0.86%
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Dual-use defense opportunities position Sidus as a defense contractor through space tech offerings.
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$22.03M |
$1.21
-10.37%
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Defense-facing drone defense technology demonstrated with authorities and strategic defense positioning aligns with Defense Contractors category.
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$18.42M |
$1.65
-4.07%
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Customer base includes U.S. government and military programs; described as defense-focused contractor with sole-source components, aligning with Defense Contractors investable theme.
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$11.89M |
$3.16
-1.86%
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Defense Contractors category is relevant as Vislink targets military/government markets with specialized video transmission tech.
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$4.93M |
$2.00
-1.48%
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Defense Contractors context as a market for advanced perception and safety tech.
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$4.90M |
$2.26
-8.87%
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