Company DescriptionThales S.A. provides various solutions for civilian and military customers in the aeronautics, space, defense, security, ground transportation, and digital security markets worldwide. It operates through Aerospace, Transport, Defence & Security, and Digital Identity & Security segments. The company offers communications, command, and control systems; mission services and support; protection and mission/combat systems; surveillance, detection, and intelligence systems; training and simulation solutions for air, land, naval, and joint forces; and digital identity and security solutions. It also provides air traffic management solutions; flight decks and avionics equipment and functions; in-flight entertainment and connectivity systems and services; electrical systems; aerospace training solutions; navigation solutions; support and services for avionics equipment; and vision systems. In addition, the company designs, operates, and delivers satellite-based systems for telecommunications, navigation, earth observation, environmental management, exploration, and science and orbital infrastructures; signaling, communications and supervision, and fare collection management systems and related services; cybersecurity and railway digitalization systems; and main line rail, and urban and intermodal mobility solutions. Further, it provides solutions for various markets and applications, including radiology, radio frequency, microwave sources, training and simulation solutions, lasers, and microelectronics solutions for science, industry, space, defense, automotive, railways, and energy conversion platforms. Thales S.A. has a strategic agreement with Google LLC. The company was formerly known as Thomson-CSF and changed its name to Thales S.A. in 2000. Thales S.A. was founded in 1893 and is headquartered in Courbevoie, France.
How the Company Makes MoneyThales SA generates revenue through its diversified portfolio of products and services across several key sectors. In aerospace, it earns money from the sale and maintenance of avionics and air traffic management systems to commercial airlines and air navigation service providers. The defense sector contributes significantly through contracts with governments and defense organizations for equipment, systems, and services, including radars, communications, and command systems. In the security sector, revenue comes from providing cybersecurity solutions and integrated security systems to both public and private entities. The transportation sector adds to earnings through solutions for rail signaling and urban transport systems. Furthermore, Thales SA benefits from strategic partnerships and long-term contracts that provide a steady stream of income, leveraging its expertise to support large-scale projects and technological innovations.