Owners and Ownership in Other Companies
It is fully owned by Kongsberg Gruppen ASA (a company that has a majority ownership by Norway's government.)
Its subsidiaries are Kongsberg Spacetec AS, Kongsberg Hungaria Kft, Kongsberg Norcontrol It AS, Kongsberg Defence Corp., Kongsberg Defence Oy, Kongsberg Defence Sp. Z.O.O., Kongsberg Gallium Ltd. and Kongsberg Defence Ltd Co.
It owns 50% of Kongsberg Satellite Services AS.
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