BAE Systems

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aerospace company defence company multinational corporation public company

BAE Systems is a major British multinational defense, security, and aerospace company that designs and manufactures advanced military aircraft, naval vessels, and other defense technologies.

Aliases (16)

BAE Systems Hägglunds ×3
BAE Systems Land & Armaments ×3
Marconi Electronic Systems ×3
BAE Systems (for certain business units) ×1
BAE Systems Air ×1
BAE Systems Australia ×1
BAE Systems Bofors ×1
BAE Systems Inc. ×1
BAE Systems Land Systems ×1
BAE Systems Maritime ×1
BAE Systems Munitions ×1
BAe Systems (Operations) Limited ×1
British Aerospace ×1
United Kingdom defence industry ×1
United Kingdom defense companies ×1
Vickers Defence Systems ×1

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	aerospace company → defence company → multinational corporation → public company →
country	United Kingdom →
formedByMergerOf	British Aerospace → Marconi Electronic Systems →
foundedBy	British Aerospace → Marconi Electronic Systems →
hasPredecessor	British Aerospace → Marconi Electronic Systems →
hasSubsidiary	BAE Systems Air → BAE Systems Australia → BAE Systems Hägglunds → BAE Systems Inc. → BAE Systems Land & Armaments → BAE Systems Maritime →
headquartersLocation	Farnborough → London →
inception	1999 →
industry	aerospace → defence → security →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
legalForm	public limited company →
majorProduct	Astute-class submarine → Dreadnought-class submarine → Eurofighter Typhoon → F-35 Lightning II components → Hawk trainer aircraft → Type 26 frigate →
numberOfEmployees	over 90,000 →
operatesIn	Asia-Pacific → Europe → North America →
productOrService	armoured vehicles → artillery systems → cybersecurity services → electronic warfare systems → military aircraft → missile systems components → naval ships → radar systems → submarines →
servesCustomer	Royal Air Force → Royal Navy → United Kingdom Ministry of Defence → United States Department of Defense →
tradedAs	FTSE 100 Index constituent → LSE:BA →

Referenced by (53)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Avro RJX → BAE Systems Hawk T1 → CV90 ("BAE Systems Hägglunds") → Challenger 2 ("Vickers Defence Systems") → Challenger 2 ("BAE Systems Land & Armaments") → Eurofighter Typhoon Tranche 2 → Eurofighter Typhoon Tranche 3 → FGR4 → M777 howitzer → RAD750 → Typhoon FGR4 → Warrior infantry fighting vehicle ("BAE Systems Land & Armaments") →	manufacturer
BAE Systems ("BAE Systems Inc.") → BAE Systems ("BAE Systems Australia") → BAE Systems ("BAE Systems Hägglunds") → BAE Systems ("BAE Systems Land & Armaments") → BAE Systems ("BAE Systems Maritime") → BAE Systems ("BAE Systems Air") →	hasSubsidiary
Bofors ("BAE Systems Bofors") → British Aerospace → Royal Ordnance ("BAE Systems Land Systems") → Royal Ordnance ("BAE Systems Munitions") →	successor
HMS Prince of Wales → Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers → Type 26 frigate →	builder
Eurofighter GmbH → Leonardo S.p.A. → Rheinmetall →	collaboratesWith
CV90 ("BAE Systems Hägglunds") → Eurofighter Typhoon → Eurofighter Typhoon Tranche 1 →	developer
Ball Aerospace → Bofors ("BAE Systems (for certain business units)") → Royal Ordnance →	parentCompany
BAE Systems ("British Aerospace") → BAE Systems ("Marconi Electronic Systems") →	foundedBy
JSF program → Joint Strike Fighter program →	majorSubcontractor
Ball Aerospace →	acquiredBy
Secretary of State for Defence ("United Kingdom defence industry") →	associatedWith
General Dynamics →	competitor
Polish defense industry ("United Kingdom defense companies") →	cooperatesWith
British Aerospace →	corePredecessorOf
M777 howitzer →	designer
CAPTOR radar →	developedBy
BAE Systems ("Marconi Electronic Systems") →	formedByMergerOf
BAE Systems ("Marconi Electronic Systems") →	hasPredecessor
Euroradar consortium →	memberCompany
British Aerospace ("BAe Systems (Operations) Limited") →	notableSubsidiary
Royal Ordnance →	ownedBy
Lockheed Martin X-35 →	partnerCompany
British Aerospace →	predecessorOf
Eurofighter GmbH →	shareholder