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Paris Air Show 2013: Selex ES outlines further consolidation

19th June 2013 - 16:22 GMT | by Joyce de Thouars in Paris

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Selex ES still has a long way ahead to fully integrate the business following the merger of business units at the beginning of the year.

Although the company is already operationally integrated, it has launched an ambitious restructuring and rationalisation programme in an attempt to finalise the consolidation and enhance competitiveness.

Fabrizio Giulianini, CEO of Selex ES, explained on 18 June at the Paris Airshow that in order to grow in the challenging market a rationalisation plan is paramount including cost-, site- and product rationalisation.

‘The product families will remain the same but within the family products that are not

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