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Finnish deal
Israel's Tadiran has won a contract to supply the advanced air-defence command-and-control system of the Finnish air force. Under the $10 million deal, its Advanced Technology subsidiary has already begun to install the system. Siemens, Hughes, Alcatel and Thomson-CSF were among the companies, which competed for the contract.
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