Hungary’s 4iG is latest telco entrant into European arms race

Cameron Page2025-06-13T17:05:00

Source: 4iG

Hungarian telecoms and tech player set to take a 75% stake in military-focused holding business, dubbed N7 Defence, becoming the latest telco to target growth from increased security spending.

This article includes:

Organisations: 4iG; 4iG Space and Defence Technologies; Aeroplex; Airbus Helicopters Hungary; Arzenál Fegyvergyár; Colt CZ Hungary; Corvinus; Deutsche Telekom; Dynamics Nobel Defence; European Union (EU); Hirtenberger; Indra; Magyar Telekom; N7 Defence; N7 Holding; Orange; Rheinmetall Hungary; Rheinmetall Hungary Munitions; SATYPS PSP Hungary; Sociedad Estatal de Participaciones Industriales (SEPI); T-Systems; Telefónica; Vodafone Hungary.
Geographies: Europe; Germany; Hungary; North Macedonia; Spain.
People: Christel Heydemann; Gellért Jászai; Christian Illek; Marc Murtra; Viktor Orbán.
Themes: Aircraft maintenance; Ammunition manufacturing; Billing; Cybersecurity; Defence; Defence spending; Defence systems; Digital sovereignty; Enterprise (B2B); Geospatial data; Geostationary orbit satellites (GEO); Government investment; Health; Helicopter components; IT; Low-Earth orbit satellites (LEO); Mergers and acquisitions (M&A); Military vehicles; Mission operations; National security; Public funding; Satellite; Security; Technology.

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