Defense Contractor - List of Notable Defense Contractors Worldwide

List of Notable Defense Contractors Worldwide

See also: list of United States defense contractors, Top 100 US Federal Contractors, and arms industry
2010 rank 2009 rank 2008 rank 2007 rank Company (country) 2010 arms sales (US$ m.) 2009 arms sales (US$ m.) 2008 arms sales (US$ m.) 2007 arms sales (US$ m.) Arms sales as share of company’s total sales (%),
1 1 2 3 Lockheed Martin 35730 33430 29880 29400 78
2 2 1 2 BAE Systems 32880 33250 32420 29860 95
3 3 3 1 Boeing 31360 32300 29200 30480 49
4 4 4 4 Northrop Grumman 28150 27000 26090 24600 81
5 5 5 5 General Dynamics 23940 25590 22780 21520 74
6 6 6 6 Raytheon 22980 21030 23080 19540 91
7 7 7 7 EADS 16360 17900 15930 13100 27
8 8 8 9 Finmeccanica 14410 13280 13020 9850 58
9 9 9 8 L-3 Communications 13070 13010 12160 11240 83
10 10 11 11 United Technologies Corporation 11410 11110 9980 8760 21
11 11 10 10 Thales Group 9950 10200 10760 9350 57
12 12 12 12 SAIC 8230 8030 7350 6250 74
13 27 37 45 Oshkosh Corporation 7080 2770 2070 1570 72
14 13 14 13 Computer Sciences Corp. 5940 6050 5710 5420 37
15 14 15 15 Honeywell 5400 5380 5310 5020 16
16 16 25 14 SAFRAN 4800 4740 3020 5230 34
17 19 17 17 Rolls-Royce 4330 4140 4720 4580 26
18 18 22 20 General Electric 4300 4700 3650 3460 3
19 17 16 19 ITT Corp. 4000 4730 5170 3850 36
20 22 18 23 Almaz-Antey 3950 3260 4340 2780 89

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