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24 June 2019: Chemring announced that it had sold Chemring Defence UK Limited (CDUK) to PWD Group
Bahrain tag: Chemring Defence UK applied for at least one licence to export Military List equipment to Bahrain in 2009/2010. The licence(s) were from the ML1 , ML2 and ML3 categories, which cover small arms, artillery, mortars, smoke and gas projectors, and ammunition (see UK Strategic Export Control Lists). The information was revealed in a 12 September 2012 response to a CAAT Freedom of Information request.
UAE Tag: Chemring applied for at least one licence to export Military List equipment to the UAE in 2010, 2011 or 2012. The licence(s) were from the ML1, ML2 and ML3 categories, which cover small arms, artillery, mortars, smoke and gas projectors, and ammunition (see UK Strategic Export Control Lists). The information was revealed in a 5 March 2013 response to a CAAT Freedom of Information request.
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The company provides technology and explosives for United States UAVS or drones. Their Norwegian subsidiary, Chemring Nobel, provides explosive substances for Hellfire rockets fired from US drones. Over half its revenue comes from munitions and pyrotechnics. The Saudi Arabian regime is a significant market and Chemring is officially associated with Saudi Eraad Defense Systems, a Saudi Arabian company that provides “professional and discreet services as in-country support/marketing company.”
CS gas manufactured by Chemring Defence was fired at democracy protesters in Egypt in 2011.
A spoksman for the company told the Independent that it had not supplied CS gas to Egypt since 1998. The company could not say when the canisters used in Egypt had been exported or whether they had arrived in Egypt via a third country.