Rheinmetall reports record orders and profits in ‘era of rearmament’
Rheinmetall plans to hand out more than €350mn to shareholders, as Germany’s largest weapons contractor reported record orders and profits amid a European scramble to boost defence spending. The Düsseldorf-based company on Wednesday revealed plans to raise its dividend 42 per cent to €8.
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