(Bloomberg) -- Poland signed a $1.2 billion agreement with Raytheon Technologies Corp. to produce components for Patriot air-defense batteries as Warsaw seeks to bolster its defenses. The deal to ...

(Bloomberg) -- Poland will sign a $2 billion contract with the US on Monday to supply logistical support for Patriot missile-defense systems, the country’s defense chief told broadcaster Polsat.

and Fewer Health Services The State Department has approved Poland’s planned $15 billion purchase of Patriot missile systems and other related equipment, the Pentagon announced this week.

TASS/. Poland has chosen the supplier for its national missile defense system. According to the country's Defense Ministry, it is the US company Raytheon, the manufacturer of Patriot air defense ...

The partnership between the US defense giant and Poland grew out of Warsaw’s $4.75 billion 2018 purchase of the Patriot air defense system. As part of the offset and industrial cooperation deal that ...

The Bundeswehr will terminate the deployment of its Patriot missile defense systems in Poland on Friday and will ... For me this is a very important sign of solidarity in the alliance as well ...

The deal includes options for three additional satellites and associated ground systems over the coming year, the Finnish company said. Poland typically asks foreign companies to deliver workshare ...

The Polskie Elektrownie Jadrowe (PEJ), a special-purpose vehicle 100% owned by Poland's State Treasury, and the US firm Westinghouse-Bechtel Consortium on Monday signed an agreement to continue ...

(CNN)-- Poland and the United States have signed a preliminary deal to place part of a U.S. ballistic missile defense system in Poland, a plan that has drawn sharp objections from Russia.

Polish utility Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe has signed a key agreement with US firms Westinghouse and Bechtel to build the country's first nuclear power plant, Prime Minister Donald Tusk ...

WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish explosives maker Nitro-Chem signed a deal on Wednesday to supply explosives worth 1.2 billion zlotys ($310 million) to a U.S. firm, intended for the U.S. military ...