Thales S.A.
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- CEO
- Patrice Caine
- Full Time Employees
- 84,958
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Aerospace & Defense
- Address
- 4 Rue De La Verrerie Meudon IF France 92190
- IPO Date
- Jan 4, 2002
- Website
- thalesgroup.com
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- Thales S.A. is a global technology leader specializing in advanced solutions for the defense, aerospace, space, digital identity, and security markets. The company’s core products and services include aerospace systems such as flight deck systems, avionics, navigation solutions, and aircraft maintenance; defense products including missile seekers, high-velocity missile systems, radars, armored vehicles, and communication systems; digital identity and cybersecurity solutions encompassing data security, application security, and identity and access management; and space systems including military and dual-use telecommunications, Earth observation radar and optical satellites, and related services. Thales operates globally with a presence in more than 68 countries and employs over 83,000 people. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in France, the Group generated sales of approximately €20.6 billion in 2024. Recent major changes include the acquisition of Imperva in late 2023, significantly enhancing Thales' cybersecurity business to become one of the top five global cybersecurity leaders. In 2024, Thales acquired Cobham Aerospace Communications to expand its avionics system capabilities. The Group also entered into a strategic joint venture with Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace to strengthen its defense communications portfolio and signed a memorandum of understanding with Airbus and Leonardo to combine space activities. Additionally, Thales completed the sale of its Ground Transportation Systems business to Hitachi Rail in 2024, refocusing on core technologies related to defense and aerospace. The company continues to invest heavily in research and development, particularly in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, cybersecurity, and cloud technologies, with a commitment to address challenges in sovereignty, security, and sustainability.
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