Global Aerospace

The global aerospace industry generates nearly $900 billion in annual sales. It presents significant opportunities for manufacturing and systems integration of aircraft, space equipment, missiles, unmanned aerial vehicles, airborne electronics, simulators, ground support equipment, maintenance repair and overhaul of various aircraft and research and development into future capabilities. Teal Global through its network of global partners is well positioned to help find the best-fit opportunities and are most likely to generate long-term success for its clients.

Global Defense

Beyond aerospace, the global defense industry is focused on the design, production, delivery and maintenance of military weapons systems, subsystems, components, and parts.  This includes air-, sea-, land- and cyber-based military capabilities of an offensive or defensive posture.  While the industry is dominated by a few large suppliers in regions and countries, there is a huge network of supporting suppliers that cover numerous inputs to final products and systems. Teal Global through its broad network of international partners can address specific segments and countries within a unified analytical framework.

Global Security

In our increasingly chaotic and uncertain world, trust and support are at a premium. As technology, crises and security threats alter the global marketplace, governments and companies need to remain agile to take advantage of new opportunities and respond to new threats wherever they appear.   The perspective of global security is embedded within Teal Global’s research, analysis and consulting services. Seen through this lens, we are looking at potential threats to all states and entities, that have an impact globally, rather than through a definition of domestic security which has traditionally been the remit of a national military power. This focus is sharpened by using the strategic PESTLE (Political, Economic, Sociological, Technological, Legal, Environmental) framework to better understand the external influences on a business or government in relation to global security.