Chaebol “South Korea’s family-run conglomerates, known as chaebol, are often accused of corruption, abuse of power, and widening of social and economic inequality. Hanwha has been no exception.” Kim Seung-youn, third from left, seen with his three sons, from left Kim Dong-seon, Kim Dong-won, the chairman and Kim Dong-kwan. (November 2022). In April 2024, Hanwha […]
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Lockheed Martin
Lockheed Martin is the biggest weapons dealers in the world, selling their killing machines all over the world. Partners in crime include the U.S. Department of Defense, the UK, Israel, and Australia. They are known for their F-35 and F-16 fighters, and murdering missile systems. Corporate crime accomplices include Boeing, BAE systems and Thales. They […]
EOS
EOS-Aus.com CEO: Dr Ben Greene is the founding (1983) CEO and still incumbent. “This innovative technology for the first time allows 30 mm cannon systems to be deployed with unprecedented accuracy on light vehicles, significantly enhancing lethality and protection without compromising mobility, and at low cost,” Dr Ben Greene. Chair: Mr Fred Bart, a poker […]
Rheinmetall
A company can enjoy long-term success only if it integrates coordinated economic, ecological and social factors into business activities and creates added value for itself, its employees and society. It is therefore a matter of course for Rheinmetall to do everything possible to contribute to the company being economically stable and ecologically responsible.
Thales Factsheet
In February 2018, Thales won on a A$1.2 billion ($946 million) contract with Airservices Australia and the Australian Department of Defence to unify Australia’s civil and military airspace under a single air traffic control system, named “OneSKY”