Successful delivery of Robotic Combat Vehicle Light (RCV-L) platforms in the US - we have recently delivered four additional RCV-L prototype vehicles to the US Army for expanded testing. This enables the customer to collect soldier feedback and demonstrate improved capabilities to define and validate final user requirements for the next phase of procurement. The multi-year selection process is expected to begin in FY24, with selection in FY25, and completion of testing and outcome determination in FY27.

Won £80m mission data programme in the UK - we have won a 10 year contract with the UK MOD, worth £80m for mission data services. The contract will provide expertise, training and support to accelerate and transform mission data production; this will enable military platforms and personnel, from the UK and its allies, to be better protected in a rapidly changing threat landscape and enhance the performance of our advanced military systems. This win is a great example of our cyber and information advantage distinctive offering and the strength of our partnering across industry, bringing together extensive experience of electronic warfare, mission data analysis, communication and information services and data-led transformation to achieve operational advantage over our adversaries.

Secured A$13m directed energy laser weapon development contract in Australia - we have won a three year contract to develop and manufacture a high energy defensive laser weapon system prototype, to establish a sovereign in-country High Energy Laser manufacturing capability for Australia. This win is a great example of global leverage of our technology across our home countries, deploying our UK directed energy expertise into Australia to support the development of this critical sovereign industrial capability for the Australian Department of Defence.

QinetiQ Target Systems (QTS) delivers on Dutch and German training exercise - led by Royal Netherlands Army, QTS provided products and services to support a bi-national Tactical Firing event with Germany at the NATO Missile Firing Installation on Crete. The event enabled training of the combined bi-national air defence task force in a live environment with multiple targets simultaneously airborne, providing realistic threats that tested end-to-end processes including the launch of weapons.