Financial Times Article RatingEuropean investors bet on defence as war creates opportunities for growth
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59% : This is becoming even more important given the perspectives of additional military spending that is set to come through with the next multiyear military budget," Weinberg told the Financial Times.58% : Russia's invasion of Ukraine has prompted a surge of interest from private investors in European companies in defence and related technologies as they bet that the coming boost in military spending in response to the conflict will offer growth opportunities.
55% : The war in Ukraine has also sparked plans for a significant increase in military spending in many countries including France, Germany, Poland and the UK, which private investors are eager to cash in on.
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