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Indonesia Build Up Defence Capabilities New Aircraft
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AI-generatedIndonesia continues defense build-up with $8.1B Rafale deal and additional aircraft. Direct commercial mechanism: Dassault Aviation (Rafale, Falcon) and Airbus (A400M) secure revenue from Indonesian government procurement. Channel: government capex cycle for defense. Impact is country-specific (Indonesia) with global defense sector exposure. Winners: Dassault Aviation, Airbus. Losers: (not specified).
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- Indonesia received six French-made Rafale jets in Jakarta ceremony.
- Additional equipment: six Dassault Falcon 8x and two Airbus A400M Atlas aircraft.
- Indonesia signed $8.1 billion deal in 2022 for 42 Rafale fighters.
- First three Rafale jets delivered in January 2026.
- President Prabowo emphasizes modernization for sovereignty amid geopolitical uncertainties.
Mid-term revenue recognition from Indonesian contracts leads to flat impact; magnitude 2 expected over 1-4 weeks.
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