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France’s Thales to Take Hit After Germany Scraps Frigate Program

German defense contractors and France's Thales face financial fallout after the cancellation of the F126 frigate program.

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Germany has scrapped its F126 frigate program and is preparing a €12 billion contract for warships from TKMS. This shift follows the failure of the previous warship program.

Coverage from the Wall Street Journal and European Security & Defence emphasizes that France's Thales will take a hit, while HENSOLDT is assessing the implications of the termination. TradingView reports that Rheinmetall AG is also evaluating the potential impact of the cancellation.

Future developments involve the execution of the €12 billion contract with TKMS as the replacement for the failed program.

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Quick answers

Which company is receiving the new warship contract?

TKMS is the recipient of the €12 billion contract.

Which companies are assessing the impact of the F126 program's end?

HENSOLDT and Rheinmetall AG are both assessing the potential impact.

What is the estimated cost for the replacement program?

The bill for replacing the failed program reaches €12 billion.

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