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A&D Map 0511 Charles River Associates Aerospace & Defense Mergers & Acquisitions Map (January 1993 – December 2010) ATK BAE Systems Boeing Cobham EADS Finmeccanica General Dynamics General Electric Goodrich Honeywell L-3 Communications Lockheed Martin Northrop Grumman Raytheon Rockwell Collins Rolls-Royce Safran Thales Ultra Electronics United Technologies $4B $19B $50B $4B $12B $14B $28B $574B $12B $46B $12B $27B $21B $17B $9B $16B $16B $8B $2B $81B Summit CDM Technologies RVision Jena-Optronik CenGen Trusted Computer Solutions Harvard Custom Aeronautics Decrane Cabin Management Enterprise Integration Blue Ridge Simulation Thales Alenia Space Legend 2 OASYS Technology Group Manufacturing Antwerp to 2 Container Solutions to 3Di Technologies to Veritas Technology Associates Rocky River Holdings Regency IT Airborne OHB Technology Enterprise Value at EOY 2010 0 Atlantic Marine Argon ST Satori SAS Murcia Plant to Expal Technologies Transmag Power Extec Integrated Lifeport 0 Narus Kylmar Systems Systems Dasell Cabin to Diehl Nammo Security to Sperian Protection Messier-Bugatti-Tracer 1 Europea EBV Explosives Crompton Technology GE Security 1 Blackhawk Industries Demil Genesis Lease United Technologies Insight Technology Europea Microfusioni Cinch Connectors Dasell Cabin Lasertel Microfusioni Environmental Aerospaziali 0 Aviospace Aerospaziali Company Spacecraft Development Compucat Research to Bel Fuse 0 Safelife Enginyeria i Trig-Tek Naverus Fotogrametria & Mfg. to Orbital Sciences Global Aeronautica stake Global Aeronautica Gyrocam Systems TASC to General Air Routing International Optics 1 Scytale Xerion 2 BVT Surface Fleet Airbus Corporate stake to Boeing Axsys Technologies Atlantic Intertial Systems Atlantic & KKR GST 2 Jet Centre Soneticom Vought Aircraft K Services Aviation Systems BBN Technologies Avalon 0 Industries 787 facility product line to Moog Swift Engineering Systems 0 Advanced Ceramics Times Microwave IMS Strategic Support KillerBee product line 0 Research eXMeritus Argotek DataPath Tisys 0 Systems to Amphenol Cloud Cap Technology Detection Logic Area = Acquisition value or Eagle Industries Unlimited M/A-COM Technology M/A-COM product line Airbus Filton Unison Aircraft Parts Chesapeake Sciences Motorola biometrics business 9 Digital Receiver facility to GKN Universal Systems & Technology Siemens Fire Protection 9 trailing-year revenues Federated Technologies Solutions Surrey Satellite to TransDigm Radmon Tenix Defence AxleTech Descam Consulting Chubb New Zealand to Software Group Kestrel Enterprises Global Microwave Technology International Resources Group 3001 Systems DRS Technologies nCipher Weed ISS Facilities Services ARDE Detica Group Tapestry Solutions Jet Aviation Consumables Solutions to Aculight SEOS Techspace Aero military MRO Nationality Primary/Secondary Sector(s) 2 M/A-COM Airbus Laupheim REVIMA to Medical Education Barco Maritime Instrument Techspace Aero military MRO 2 IST Dynamics United Technologies Unison ignition product Bourns Recon/Optical B/E Aerospace Intelligent RLM Holdings Telemus Solutions to United Technologies AudioSoft Company facility to line to TransDigm Technologies to management GA International Electronics Nantero Government Safety & Surveillance REVIMA 0 Insitu Diehl/Thales HLTH ViPS Automation ProLogic 0 France MTC Technologies SPARTA Graytronics MSS Security Aircraft TEAC Aerospace Northrop Grumman AeroText to SI Government Solutions Athena Technologies Magneto-Inductive Group to SIS India 0 Centigon International Sensors & Antenna MMI Research Datalynx to Universal Rocket Software Eagle Group Thales Computers 0 Ocean Systems PlantCML VEGA Group CoVi Technologies Electro-Optical Systems International Harris Acoustic Systems to Carat Duchatelet Holdings Systems to Cobham RavenWing BAE Sensors & Space Network Electro-Optical Systems to L-3 to Kontron Products Microtecnica to 8 Antenna Systems Integrated Defense Systems Skyline Industries HSA Systems Sagem Securite Electronic Stirling Square Capital 8 Communications/Electronics S-TEC Auspace to Nova Aerospace Germany Petards surveillance software McAlpine Compass Computer PercepTek Sarcos Research Payment Business to Ingenico BCF Designs Invensys Firex Safety Regional Aircraft Training to Pitch Technologies Mediaware International Sentel Corp to Maxon Services to Sensei Enterprises Atkins & Partners Helicopters Monteria Initial Sécurité 2 GCAT Flight Academy Walter Engines Aviation Technical private investors Hand Held Productions Flight Options to Oakley Networks 2 Federal IT/Tech Services Patriot Antenna SELEX Sensors Services to Macquarie 3Dsolve Scaled Composites HIG Capital Seaworthy Systems Rentokil Initial United Kingdom Swales Aerospace Inertial Products Armor Dimensions International AMSEC naval programs Robonic Telemus CritiCom 0 Holdings Systems and Airborne Turbomecania Information Technology Electronic Security 0 to JF Lehman Systems stake American Ordnance Smiths Global Communications Commercial Communications & Applications Optronics beryllium 0 Sogerma Services to Day & Zimmerman Aerospace Combustor Products Richardson Burtek RLM Systems Products to Avanex 0 Land & Security Systems Solutions mirrors to GSI Group Telematics to SFS Fire Services Keystone aircraft maintenance to WECO Aerospace Systems Cybit Holdings Precision Engine Controls Flight Services 7 SELEX Sensors and Airborne C-Map TAT Sabena Technics MJ Harden to GeoEye Management Systems to Seacor 7 United States Chelton Applied SNC Technologies Lockheed Khrunichev Essex Raytheon Aircraft to PZL-Mielec Aircraft Systems stake to Finmeccanica Composites Geneva Aerospace Designers Onex/GS Capital Alcatel transport & Marine TAMIS products Les Ulis naval and Energia to Space Transport IP Unwired EADS Les Ulis security assets Page Group National Sensor Systems Airbus ADI Limited WFEL to Dunedin 2 to Rannoch ground to Safran Radstone Technology Nova Engineering Pacific Architects and Engineers naval and ground SVS 2 Aviall Drager Aerospace Selected business Winchester Electronics Capital Partners Other Missiles/Launchers First Technology Safety & TRL Electronics Rockwell Scientific Anzus 0 Atlas Elektronik to Get Electronique Dynamic Chamberlain Mfg units to Alion Crestview Aerospace Savi Technology to Audax Group to Teledyne Thales Navigation to Winfrith Safety 0 Domo SBS Technologies Analysis to HgCapital Nautronix Defence SAIC Data Systems Shah Capital Partners EADS ThyssenKrupp Slingsby Aviation Process (Scranton) SSG Precision Optronics Virtual Technology & Solutions stake Systems 0 Atlas Composites Sofrelog Anteon Condor Engineering Magnet-Motor 0 Divestiture Lithium Ion Battery Carmen Systems Wallop Defense Systems Solutions CyTerra ISX Evans & Sutherland simulation Aerostructures to Precision Antennas Datamat Ingegneria Interstar Technologies 6 business to EnerSys IFR dei Sistemi Advanced System Architectures SafeView 6 Spirit AeroSystems Aerodata Flight Inspection FR Countermeasures Indalex Aluminum Solutions SAM Electronics TCS Design and Management Services Aspen Systems Houston Associates Keystone Ranger Holdings Arnprior facility Flight Precision Dutch Space FC Business Systems to Sun Capital Partners HMT Vehicles Polyflex Aerospace Fluid & Air product line Sensors Unlimited EOTech Applied Signal Boeing to Consolidated Tracstar DNA Computing Solutions Coherent Technologies TDA Armament Industries Talon Instruments Itronix Titan and Image Technology Confluent RF Systems SMA stake Rocketdyne 2 Alan Cobham Engineering Stanley Harrison UTD 2 Aeroframe Services to Tadpole Computer ESSER Fire Alarm to DEF Joseph Sheairs Sonoma Design Group High Tech Optics 0 United Military and H. Koch & Sons Microwave Development BAE Systems Military Associates INSYS Group Audiopack 0 Rocketdyne Linden Street Capital C4 Systems Interactive to JcAIR Test Systems Mobile-Vision Teldix to to Candover Defense secure comms to United Technologies Vector Fields Avery Hardoll to Meggitt and Secure Communications MAYA Viz KoolConnect Technologies Teldix Technologies Area = enterprise value in billions 0 to Finmeccanica On Demand Edwards Systems Turkish Aerospace to Aeroflex CAE Marine InfraredVision Technology SYTEX Group Rockwell Collins Sagem Snecma Investments 0 Mfg to RMB REMEC Defense Label AMS Air Controls Wichita/Tulsa facilities to Onex and Space Airborne Electronic Propulsion Systems to L-3 Technology Industries stake to Novar Boeing Electron Dynamic Devices Lenel Systems UK portion of AMS Products Mastsystem International Oy Nokia Professional Traffic Mgmt Systems to Astronics Horizon Aerospace 5 WA Systems Aircraft Parts Turkish Aircraft Industries General Dynamics Propulsion Systems Integic 5 Alphatech TCRMA Mobile Radio business AMS Italian operations STASYS Electron Dynamic CTM Aeronautics & Transportation BAI Aerosystems Sarnoff Video Security Sippican Commercial Infrared to L-3 Devices to L-3 FR HiTemp Aeronautics Services Panametrics Space InVision Technologies Cincinnati Electronics Astrolink PSI Group DigitalNet Boeing Commercial GKN AgustaWestland stake Testing to Calspan Pyramid Vision Video Security Navigation & Space 2 Spectronic Temex Diodes to Wyle Labs Instrumentations to Sensors Canada to L-3 Gespac Integration Schweizer Aircraft 2 Alvis Electronics to BAE Denmark Racal Instruments Assurance Technology Raytheon Commercial Infrared Comsat General TriPoint Global Engineering Technology Genesis Cable Systems to Intelsat Photon Research Associates Solid rockets 0 STI Government D.P. Associates Northrop Grumman Acoustics to Videcom to Aerojet CTA 0 Mission Practical
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