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£5.6mn penalty is Big Four firm’s fourth in past year
Contractor needs to restore investors’ faith to spare it from more embarrassing retreats
UK defence contractor generates bulk of revenues from support activities including equipment maintenance
UK’s top two defence groups expect Ukraine war to bring growth in orders
Watchdog to investigate defence contractor’s accounts of 2019 and 2020 as well as 2017 and 2018
The industry needs to be more robust about the important role it plays in protecting democracy, says David Lockwood
Private equity group Equitix to pay £315m for stake in RAF’s fleet of refuelling planes
Head of UK’s second-biggest defence company says group can be strengthened without an equity issue
Defence group also looks at disposal of parts of aerial emergency services division
Attack may be the best form of defence
Shares surge as Britain’s second-biggest defence contractor avoids rights issue to shore up finances
New chief executive expected to draw line under previous management
UK defence company agrees conditional deal with CHC amid strategic review
UK’s second biggest defence contractor signals fresh start under new management
The retailer continues to impress despite market turmoil
Warning from defence services outsourcer fits with trend for wider UK outsourcing sector
Shares dive 18% as UK defence company provides no financial guidance for this year
David Lockwood prepares to refocus business when he takes job in September
UK defence contractor faces uncertainty from pandemic and deterioration in oil and gas market
Chief executive of UK defence contractor to stand down in reshuffle
H&W and Ferguson can bid on new contracts but without guarantees, warns Babcock
Deal throws potential lifeline to collapsed shipyards in Northern Ireland and Scotland
Babcock offered a chance to move up to higher-margin defence engineering work
Defence contractor says the prospect of a deal has ‘no strategic merit’
Submerged shares will eventually have to rise
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