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EADS: previsional data for 2005

Berlin, Germany - Revenues growth up to some EUR 33bn, ensured both by civil and military sectors

The European aerospace and defence group EADS unveiled the data related to forecasts for 2005. According to what pointed out by the company, it is being foreseen a redundancies growth up to EUR 33bn next year. The general improvement of company’s competitiveness should be warranted both by the civil section (Airbus), and by the products related to the defence segment. As far as it is concerned with t...

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Rome, Italy, 12/13/2004 14:36
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