Thales S.A.
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London Stock Exchange233.40
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- Thales S.A. Thales S.A. is a French multinational corporation specializing in advanced electronics for aerospace, defence, space, cybersecurity, and digital identity sectors; it designs, develops, and manufactures avionics systems including fly-by-wire, cockpit displays, navigation computers, and inflight entertainment; air traffic management solutions such as TopSky; radars like Search Master, Ground Master series, Sea Fire, and Ocean Master; defence products encompassing missiles (Starstreak, Lightweight Multi-role Missile), drones (Watchkeeper WK450), electronic warfare systems, optronics, and command-control systems; space technologies via Thales Alenia Space for satellites and payloads; cybersecurity and digital services including identity management, data protection, encryption, and trusted AI platforms; as well as microelectronics, lasers, simulation/training systems, and connectivity solutions for critical infrastructure. Founded in 1893 with roots in Compagnie Française Thomson-Houston and rebranded from Thomson-CSF in 2000, the company is headquartered in Courbevoie near Paris' La Défense business district, employs over 83,000 people, and operates in more than 68 countries across five continents, generating €20.6 billion in sales in 2024 with major shareholders including the French state (26.6%) and Dassault Aviation (26.6%). Recent developments include the 2023 acquisition of Imperva for $3.6 billion to bolster cybersecurity; completion of Cobham Aerospace Communications acquisition to enhance avionics; divestiture of its ground transportation division to Hitachi Rail for $2.5 billion effective May 2024; advanced discussions in 2025 to acquire RTX's stake in Thales Raytheon Systems joint venture; new distribution partnership with NEXTGEN in Australia for data security and IAM expansion; launch of cortAIx SG AI innovation center in Singapore; strategic alliances such as with Airbus and Leonardo for a European space entity, UAE Cyber Security Council for a Cyber Centre of Excellence, and Dassault Aviation for sovereign AI in air combat; major Q3 2025 orders like UK Ministry of Defence for 5,000 LMM missiles and Thales Alenia Space contracts for ESA's Argonaut lunar program and IRIS² constellation; and partnerships including with CNN MCO and CS Group to modernize French Navy helicopter carriers.