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− | '''VAE Shipyards''' is a multinational marine, aerospace, electronic and defence company, based in Windsteer, |
+ | '''VAE Shipyards''' is a multinational marine, aerospace, electronic and defence company, based in New Windsteer, Imperial Union. As of 2200, VAE stands to be the most fiscally and politically influential corporation in Kafrica. |
== History == |
== History == |
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+ | The corporation traces its heritage to a number of Vocavian and Westrayan defence contractors of the 21st and 22nd century, most prominent of them being the [[Vocavium Shipbuilding Department|VSD (Vocavian Shipbuilding Department)]]. Due to the great political leverage and historical heritage of these corporations, it was widely understoof by Imperial economists and foreign observers that any government-led mergers would be an impossibility. However, the sudden onset of the [[2152 Orion Financial Crisis]] amidst immense geopolitical and social unrest within the empire resulted in a devastating near-complete collapse of several industry giants such as Westray Aircraft Corporation. Eventually, WAC would declare Class A bankruptcy in the January of 2153, exponentially accelerating existing Imperial efforts for a so called "super-merger" of defence industry giants. |
+ | In a desperate attempt to prevent a complete collapse of the Imperial Union's military-industrial complex, the newly appointed [[Prime Minsiter Ackhoven|Prime Minister Ackhoven]] and his United Liberal Party would institute the Defence Merger Act in May, 2154 immediately following his assumption of office. The Merger Act outlined government-led mergers of dozens of critical Imperial defence corporations over the course of 3 years, namely the Vocavium Shipbuilding Department, Abyssal Shipyard Exports, Elnac Electronics & Engineering and the state-owned entity, Imperial Shipbuilding. The mergers would be officially completed by the July of 2156 with the official state-sponsored launching of VAE Shipyards in its headquarters in New Windsteer[[File:Abyssal Shipyard Exports.png|thumb|right|Logo of the VAE subsidairy: Abyssal Shipyward Exports]] |
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− | In 2153, the industry giant Westray Aircraft Corporation filed Class A bankruptcy, becoming a fully government owned enterprise starting from 2154. The unexpected collapse of the corporation sparked fears throughout Imperial defence contractors, resulting in further collapse on WSE (Westray Stock Exchange) and VEG (Vocavium Exchange Group). By the April of 2153, it was obvious to many that without government or foreign buyout the Imperial Union's Military-Industrial Complex may collapse overnight. |
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− | In order to prevent further financial collapse from mass unemployment or a defence vulnerability, newly appointed [[Prime Minsiter Ackhoven]] instituted the Defence Merger Act in May, 2153. The Merger Act outlined forced merges of Vocavium Shipbuilding Department, Abyssal Shipyard Exports, Wagner & co Electronics and the state-owned Imperial Shipbuilding, as well as acquisitions of other aerospace and defence corporations by either government agencies or government-subsidised corporations. In the July of 2153, the newly merged corporation emerged as VAE Shipyards Inc, with primary headquarters in Windsteer and major branch offices in Orion, Celeste and Westray.[[File:Abyssal Shipyard Exports.png|thumb|right|Logo of the VAE subsidairy: Abyssal Shipyward Exports]] |
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==Products== |
==Products== |
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− | VAE Shipyards is the de-facto producer of Imperial Naval vessels as well as being a significant shareholder in the electronic and information-security industries. The company is best known however for the production of many modern IRN combat vessels, namely the: |
+ | VAE Shipyards is the de-facto staple producer of Imperial Naval vessels as well as being a significant shareholder in the electronic and information-security industries. The company is best known however for the production of many modern IRN combat vessels, namely the: |
*[[Orion-Class Frigate]] |
*[[Orion-Class Frigate]] |
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*[[Klaes-Haydn Class Cruiser]] |
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*[[Raldev-Class Fast-Assault Craft]] |
*[[Raldev-Class Fast-Assault Craft]] |
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*[[Canstana-Class Landing Platform Dock]] |
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Latest revision as of 14:41, 9 March 2025
VAE Shipyards
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Industry | Marine, Aerospace, Defence | ||||
Location | |||||
Headquaters | Windsteer, Imperial Union | ||||
Area Served | Global | ||||
Founded | 2153 | ||||
CEO | Liam Ackson | ||||
Subsidiaries | Abyssal Shipyard Exports, Vocavium Shipbuilding Department, Elnac Electronics & Engineering |
VAE Shipyards is a multinational marine, aerospace, electronic and defence company, based in New Windsteer, Imperial Union. As of 2200, VAE stands to be the most fiscally and politically influential corporation in Kafrica.
History
The corporation traces its heritage to a number of Vocavian and Westrayan defence contractors of the 21st and 22nd century, most prominent of them being the VSD (Vocavian Shipbuilding Department). Due to the great political leverage and historical heritage of these corporations, it was widely understoof by Imperial economists and foreign observers that any government-led mergers would be an impossibility. However, the sudden onset of the 2152 Orion Financial Crisis amidst immense geopolitical and social unrest within the empire resulted in a devastating near-complete collapse of several industry giants such as Westray Aircraft Corporation. Eventually, WAC would declare Class A bankruptcy in the January of 2153, exponentially accelerating existing Imperial efforts for a so called "super-merger" of defence industry giants.
In a desperate attempt to prevent a complete collapse of the Imperial Union's military-industrial complex, the newly appointed Prime Minister Ackhoven and his United Liberal Party would institute the Defence Merger Act in May, 2154 immediately following his assumption of office. The Merger Act outlined government-led mergers of dozens of critical Imperial defence corporations over the course of 3 years, namely the Vocavium Shipbuilding Department, Abyssal Shipyard Exports, Elnac Electronics & Engineering and the state-owned entity, Imperial Shipbuilding. The mergers would be officially completed by the July of 2156 with the official state-sponsored launching of VAE Shipyards in its headquarters in New Windsteer
Products
VAE Shipyards is the de-facto staple producer of Imperial Naval vessels as well as being a significant shareholder in the electronic and information-security industries. The company is best known however for the production of many modern IRN combat vessels, namely the: