Longer reads, explainers and expert commentary on European dual-use technology.
FTI Consulting published a report addressing Chinese investment in the European Union and strategies for building a more resilient deal approach.
Why it matters: Deal strategies concerning Chinese investment in the European Union impact market resilience and regulatory approaches for European industry and policy professionals.
An analysis from McDermott Will & Schulte highlights how Europe's ongoing defence investment boom requires a new approach to deal-making.
Why it matters: Changes in investment patterns and deal-making playbooks impact how capital is deployed across the European defence and dual-use sector, influencing market structures and corporate strategy for industry leaders and investors.
An overview of Europe's defence technology boom highlights the existence of funding gaps and challenges faced by venture capital investors.
Why it matters: Understanding funding gaps and venture capital challenges is critical for navigating investment and growth within the European dual-use and defence technology landscape.
A report or analysis from the Center for European Policy Analysis examines strategies to end China's sixty-year dominance over critical minerals.
Why it matters: Critical minerals form an essential supply chain foundation for European dual-use technologies, advanced electronics, and defence manufacturing, making supply security a strategic priority.
An analysis examining how Europe's defence build-up is financed through national budgets and additional mechanisms.
Why it matters: Understanding defence financing mechanisms is crucial for industry leaders and policymakers navigating Europe's ongoing rearmament and procurement strategies.
Europe faces challenges regarding energy security and defence readiness following the loss of industrial refining capacity.
Why it matters: The loss of refining capacity impacts industrial capabilities relevant to European energy security and defence readiness, affecting the broader dual-use sector.
An analysis examines China's mineral export controls and their role as strategic leverage.
Why it matters: Export controls on critical minerals present significant implications for global supply chains and industrial security, affecting availability and market access.
