May 18, 2005 (Press Release) --
HomelandDefenseStocks.com Reports: Military Contractors with Excess Cash Create Exciting Opportunities for Investors and Small Companies in the Sector That are Potential Targets for Acquisitions
www.HomelandDefenseStocks.com (HDS), an investor news portal for the homeland defense and security sector, reports that U.S. military and defense contractors are currently heavy in cash, with apparently $25 billion to $30 billion sitting with top military contractors. This is a direct result of government spending in homeland security and defense. Military defense contractors are therefore able to pay out cash dividends, spend the excess in R&D for technology, or to scout for targeted complementary acquisitions. With M&A activity predicted to have continued strong momentum, this creates exciting opportunities for investors and small companies in the sector that are potential targets for acquisitions.
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www.HomelandDefenseStocks.com (HDS), an investor news portal for the homeland defense and security sector, reports that U.S. military and defense contractors are currently heavy in cash, with apparently $25 billion to $30 billion sitting with top military contractors. This is a direct result of government spending in homeland security and defense. Military defense contractors are therefore able to pay out cash dividends, spend the excess in R&D for technology, or to scout for targeted complementary acquisitions. With M&A activity predicted to have continued strong momentum, this creates exciting opportunities for investors and small companies in the sector that are potential targets for acquisitions.
Disclaimer: www.investorideas.com/about/disclaimer
Full News: www.investorideas.com/Companies/ViewDocument.asp?ID=2997

HomelandDefenseStocks.com Reports: Military Contractors with Excess Cash Create Exciting Opportunities for Investors and Small Companies in the Sector That are Potential Targets for Acquisitions
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