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Eurosatory: Défense Européen en ‘période difficile’ selon ADS

15th June 2014 - 09:44 GMT | by Joyce de Thouars in London

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Le marché défense Européen est en position secondaire par rapport aux autres régions comme des contraintes budgétaires réduisent les opportunités, selon Paul Everitt, PDG d’ADS – l’organisation qui représente l’industrie d’aviation anglais.

« On est au milieu d’une période difficile pour l’industrie de défense Européen. Les contraintes budgétaires dans les états UE sont prévues à continuer pour une période longue et indéterminée, » ajoutait-il.

Everitt pense que ces conditions de contrainte en marché domestique Européen poussent les clients à focaliser beaucoup plus sur la poursuite des produits bons marchés.

« De nombreux opportunités émergent d’un marché diminué car l’industrie peut

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