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M&A terms · Updated 28 Oct 2026

Defence M&A terms from the filed agreements

Defence deals carry risks most M&A does not: antitrust review of a small set of primes, foreign ownership rules for cleared businesses, and export licences that follow the technology. The merger agreements show how buyers and sellers priced those risks. This tool sets out the key terms of nine US defence deals from 2020 to 2025, each quoted from the agreement filed on SEC EDGAR and linked to the source.

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General information on public documents and law as at 28 Oct 2026, not legal advice on any transaction. Filed wording is quoted from the public document linked to it.