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UK National Wealth Fund to invest in defence tech firm after Budget boost

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Chancellor told taxpayer-funded body to increase focus on the defence industry in return for extra £15.4bn of capital

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UK National Wealth Fund to invest in defence tech firm after Budget boost. Chancellor told taxpayer-funded body to increase focus on the defence industry in return for extra £15.4bn of capital Covered by 1 publications. Financial Times World: UK National Wealth Fund to invest in defence tech firm after Budget boost.

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  1. Financial Times World United Kingdom UK National Wealth Fund to invest in defence tech firm after Budget boost Chancellor told taxpayer-funded body to increase focus on the defence industry in return for extra £15.4bn of capital 4 h ago · Tier 2

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