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Trump’s Bombardier threat is an ‘own goal’ for Canada-U.S. defence ties, analysts say
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Bombardier, a Canadian aerospace manufacturer, posted $9.55 billion in revenue for 2025, with more than half coming from U.S. customers. Analysts say President Trump’s threat against the company could backfire by straining Canada‑U.S. defense cooperation, potentially disrupting joint procurement and supply chains.
WHY IT MATTERS
The threat risks undermining a key defense partnership between Canada and the United States, which could affect procurement and supply chain stability for both countries.
Bombardier reported total revenue of $9.55 billion in 2025, with over half generated by sales to U.S. customers
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