The refocused company has, by consistently driving strategic objectives ensured it continues to grow from strength to strength, boosting the local economy and enhancing the the country’s defence capabilities.

Planes landing at Durban’s soon to be completed King Shaka Airport will be guided home by runway lights powered by world-class constant current regulators (CCRs) developed by Denel Aviation

Denel’s revised strategy ensures Group is poised for growth. Talib Sadik, Group CEO of Denel, outlined the organisation’s revised growth strategy and gave an update on the turnaround progress made to date.

The joint venture between the Denel and Safran Group, Turbomeca Africa is proving the ideal business venture – sustainable as well as profitable.

The Chairman of Denel's Board of Directors, Dr. Sibisi, announced today that Talib Sadik has been appointed as Group CEO of Denel, after acting in that position since 1 June 2008.

South Africa’s Denel Group showed a range of new defence products and systems for the first time at Africa Aerospace & Defence (AAD2008) that took place in Cape Town last week.

Denel's Acting CEO, Talib Sadik, today (9 September 2008) announced the financial results of Denel for the 2007/08 financial year. Although the company has not yet reached a profit-making situation, it showed a significant improvement of the results of the previous year.
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The deal whereby Rheinmetall Defence of Germany bought a 51% share in certain ofDenel's munitions business units has been finalised and a new company, Rheinmetall Denel Munition (Pty) Ltd came into existance on 1 September 2008.