US defence electronics supplier Narda-MITEQ has completed its first acquisition as a stand-alone company.

The New York-based business announced on 13 January that it has purchased Intelligent RF Solutions (iRF), expanding its portfolio of microwave and radio-frequency systems used in electronic warfare (EW) and signals intelligence (SIGINT). Narda-MITEQ sees EW and SIGINT as a key growth area.

“Our partnership with iRF will further strengthen and broaden both organisations' market presence and penetration, customer relationships, and technology and product development capabilities,” Narda-MITEQ CEO Bob Tavares said.

US defence electronics supplier Narda-MITEQ has completed its first acquisition as a stand-alone company.

The New York-based business announced on 13 January that it has purchased Intelligent RF Solutions (iRF), expanding its portfolio of microwave and radio-frequency systems used in electronic warfare (EW) and signals intelligence (SIGINT). Narda-MITEQ sees EW and SIGINT as a key growth area.

“Our partnership with iRF will further strengthen and broaden both organisations' market presence and penetration, customer relationships, and technology and product development capabilities,” Narda-MITEQ CEO Bob Tavares said.

US defence electronics supplier Narda-MITEQ has completed its first acquisition as a stand-alone company.

The New York-based business announced on 13 January that it has purchased Intelligent RF Solutions (iRF), expanding its portfolio of microwave and radio-frequency systems used in electronic warfare (EW) and signals intelligence (SIGINT). Narda-MITEQ sees EW and SIGINT as a key growth area.

“Our partnership with iRF will further strengthen and broaden both organisations' market presence and penetration, customer relationships, and technology and product development capabilities,” Narda-MITEQ CEO Bob Tavares said.

US defence electronics supplier Narda-MITEQ has completed its first acquisition as a stand-alone company.

The New York-based business announced on 13 January that it has purchased Intelligent RF Solutions (iRF), expanding its portfolio of microwave and radio-frequency systems used in electronic warfare (EW) and signals intelligence (SIGINT). Narda-MITEQ sees EW and SIGINT as a key growth area.

“Our partnership with iRF will further strengthen and broaden both organisations' market presence and penetration, customer relationships, and technology and product development capabilities,” Narda-MITEQ CEO Bob Tavares said.

US defence electronics supplier Narda-MITEQ has completed its first acquisition as a stand-alone company.

The New York-based business announced on 13 January that it has purchased Intelligent RF Solutions (iRF), expanding its portfolio of microwave and radio-frequency systems used in electronic warfare (EW) and signals intelligence (SIGINT). Narda-MITEQ sees EW and SIGINT as a key growth area.

“Our partnership with iRF will further strengthen and broaden both organisations' market presence and penetration, customer relationships, and technology and product development capabilities,” Narda-MITEQ CEO Bob Tavares said.

US defence electronics supplier Narda-MITEQ has completed its first acquisition as a stand-alone company.

The New York-based business announced on 13 January that it has purchased Intelligent RF Solutions (iRF), expanding its portfolio of microwave and radio-frequency systems used in electronic warfare (EW) and signals intelligence (SIGINT). Narda-MITEQ sees EW and SIGINT as a key growth area.

“Our partnership with iRF will further strengthen and broaden both organisations' market presence and penetration, customer relationships, and technology and product development capabilities,” Narda-MITEQ CEO Bob Tavares said.