Overseas firms on a journey to establish themselves as U.S.

International companies are making strategic moves to establish themselves in the lucrative U.S. space and defense market. Notable players like BAE Systems and Airbus have set the precedent, attracting a new wave of overseas firms eager to meet the U.S. government's demand for cutting-edge technology. With U.S. defense agencies signaling openness to foreign innovation, the landscape is evolving, offering opportunities for growth and collaboration.

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