Vanquish Defence
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Political instability, cross border tensions and general armed conflict exists across the globe and the profitability that stems from this is only too apparent when, for example, you examine recent results of contractors benefiting from Russia-Ukraine war, or the EU's €800bn defence commitment to rearm Europe.
It is, however, the new generation of cyberthreats that holds the highest growth potential for those companies active within this sector. Vanquish Defence therefore seeks to take advantage of this by not only investing across the aerospace, military and navel sectors, but by also having a major focus on cybersecurity, which is not only a political threat, but also a serious corporate issue.
Lockheed Martin
A global leader in aerospace and military systems, Lockheed Martin is heavily involved in cybersecurity and advanced defence technologies. Poised to benefit from growing defence spending and military system needs.
Northrop Grumman
Northrop Grumman is a leader in cybersecurity and military systems, excelling in secure communications, cyber defence solutions, and advanced defence technologies, making it a prime growth candidate for 2025.
BAE Systems
A major defence contractor, BAE specialises in cybersecurity for military platforms, electronic warfare, and secure communications. It is well-positioned for growth in both defence and cybersecurity sectors.
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Rheinmetall
Rheinmetall is a key player in defence technologies and cybersecurity, especially in military vehicles and electronic warfare. It’s expanding rapidly into cyber defence, positioning it for future growth.
General Dynamics
One of the world's largest defence contractors and a diversified player, General Dynamics excels in cybersecurity, defence, and aerospace. It provides secure communications and military technologies, with a solid track record in cyber defence.
Rolls Royce
Rolls-Royce leads in aerospace and defence propulsion. US contracts, operational efficiencies, and investment in small modular nuclear reactors underpin its strategy for diversification, long-term growth, and high-margin aftermarket engine servicing
CrowdStrike
Known for its cloud-native endpoint protection and cybersecurity solutions, CrowdStrike is a market leader in cyber defence for both military and corporate sectors, making it one of the best growth stocks for cybersecurity.
Thales Group
Thales specialises in cyber defence and military technologies, particularly in electronic warfare, secure communications, and critical infrastructure protection. Its expertise in cyber defence for military applications drives growth.
Leonardo
Leonardo focuses on cybersecurity for military platforms and critical
infrastructure. The company is expanding its cyber defence capabilities for defence systems, positioning it for significant growth as global cybersecurity needs grow.
RTX Corporation
A global leader in missile defence, aerospace technologies, and cybersecurity, RTX (formerly Raytheon Technologies) is poised for growth with increasing demand for secure military platforms and advanced defence systems.
Babcock International
Specialising in naval defence and submarine technologies, Babcock is well positioned for growth in cybersecurity for military platforms and maintenance of critical defence systems. Strong presence in military infrastructure.
GE Aerospace
GE Aerospace is a leader in military aviation systems, specialising in jet engines and aerospace components. With its growing focus on cybersecurity for military aviation, it is well-positioned for continued growth in military aircraft technologies.