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Business | June 18, 2018
Safran and Nexter sign a framework agreement
Nexter and Safran have signed a framework contract concerning Safran Electronics & Defense's new Geonyx inertial navigation system.
This agreement "reinforces Safran's position as a reference in the field of inertial navigation and artillery pointing systems and marks a new stage in its relations with Nexter", writes the French defense company.
Safran is also the exclusive supplier of Nexter for Caesar howitzer of the French army and the SIGMA-30 inertial navigation system was proposed. This agreement signed with Nexter is said to enable Safran to propose, in France, but also for exports, a new generation of inertial navigation and artillery pointing system.
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