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PARIS (Reuters) - Finmeccanica (SIFI.MI: Quote, Profile, Research) has not heard back from the Indian authorities with regards to money it is owed in a 560 million euros helicopter deal and did not rule out legal action should they not reply to a ...

Italian defence group Finmeccanica said on Monday its AgustaWestland and Selex ES units had won contracts for a combined value of 240 million euros ($320 million). AgustaWestland will supply more than 20 helicopters to various clients, including ...

Staring at the prospect of being blacklisted by the Defence Ministry in the wake of the chopper scam, Anglo-Italian firm AgustaWestland has made a detailed presentation before the Finance Ministry to present its side in the whole episode. AgustaWestland made ...

Source : Last Updated: Sat, Jun 15, 2013 17:30 hrs By Nigam Prusty NEW DELHI, June 15 (Reuters) - Investigators have launched a second corruption probe into defence firm AgustaWestland in connection with a deal to sell 197 army helicopters, authorities said ...

The Defence Ministry has sought details of the purchase of AgustaWestland helicopter for VIPs during the tenure of Vasundhara Raje-led BJP government in Rajasthan in 2005. According to sources, the ministry has sought procurement details including all the ...

Finmeccanica will take part in the 50th Le Bourget Airshow with its companies AgustaWestland, Alenia Aermacchi, Selex ES, DRS Technologies and Telespazio, it announced today. Finmeccanica will expose main products and solutions of its subsidiary ...

AgustaWestland had asked India's defence ministry and more recently the finance ministry to pay the sums due under the contract.

International News: AgustaWestland had expressed very deep concern at the continuing uncertainty surrounding the VVIP helicopters contract, considering that the company had served India for 40 years. Faced with the prospect of scrapping of the Rs ...

In a season where scams are tumbling out of Lutyens' Bhavans with an embarrassing regularity, it may appear that the AgustaWestland helicopter graft case has receded from public memory. Rather than let criminal law take its own course, we are being led to ...