Today: Megafusion der Satellitenhersteller – Sorge vor Immobilien-Pleitewelle
Airbus, Thales und Leonardo wollen ihre Weltraumsparten zusammenlegen. Doch es gibt Kritik an den Plänen. Zudem: Im August sind zwei Immobiliengrößen in die Insolvenz gerutscht. Ist das nur ein Anfang?
Europa's leading satellite manufacturers, Airbus, Thales, and Leonardo, are planning to merge their space divisions into a single entity known as Bromo. This new entity would become a European satellite champion with 25,000 employees and a revenue of 6.5 billion euros. Both Airbus, Thales, and Leonardo intend to officially present their plans to the EU soon.
The impending merger has sparked concern among German competitors who warn of the formation of a potential market behemoth. Markus Fasse, the Chief Reporter for Companies and Markets at Handelsblatt, has been tasked with evaluating the credibility of this critique and assessing whether Bromo could contribute to Europe's growing autonomy in space exploration.
Recent insolventcies of project developers Pandion and Peters Development have also cast a shadow over the real estate market. Questions arise whether additional developers could face similar financial difficulties. Julian Trauthig, the Editor for Real Estate at Handelsblatt, provides an insight into the current situation, which is being moderated by Nele Dohmen and produced by Christian Heinemann. For exclusive access to this report, readers can visit https://www.handelsblatt.com/mehrfinanzen.
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