Soldiers training with a Carl-Gustav system. (Photo: Saab)
Following Saab’s reorganisation into four business areas from six, the company has seen a positive start to 2022 with Q1 orders up by 38%.
This positive growth is also reflected in the training and simulation business area with a number of new orders placed over recent months.
‘There is no doubt that the last couple of years have been challenging ones for the defence and aerospace industry and societies as a whole,’ said Åsa Thegström, head of Saab’s S&T business unit. ‘As we come out of COVID we have learnt to manage the pandemic and can focus on the strategic
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