Cyten-Ward Industries

Cyten-Ward Industries (CWI) is a UIF-Zokesian multinational conglomerate founded in 2158 from the merger of Ward Industries and Cyten Aerospace, incorporated in the state of Zokesia and headquartered in Nautilus. The company has several divisions, including aerospace, energy, healthcare, and finance.

Cyten-Ward Industries
Industry		Heavy Manufacturing, Aerospace, and Technology
Location
Headquaters		Nautilus, UIF
Area Served		Global
Founded		2158
Subsidiaries		Anssec Bayl Ironworks Cyten Aerospace Logi Motor Company Ward Industries

CAI was the prominent aerospace defense contractor for the Aeserian Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps.

Ward Industries is a Zokesian-based company founded in 1904 by Sir John Steuart, Earl of Ward, to manufacture carriages for the Royal Family. It since has developed into a thriving aerospace and military contractor and has pioneered several designs integral to the Zokesian Military.

List of all units produced by Cyten-Ward Industries

• V-4 Valkyrie
• H-4 Scout
• Dingo Multirole Transport Aircraft
• Rhodie Infantry Fighting Vehicle
• ZHB HVHL "Honey Badger"
• F-74 Tigershark
• Z-80 Fox
• Z-95 Griffin
• Z-106 ATACS
• Z-117 Blackout II
• KZ-10A Paladin
• F-52J Kargadan
• F-52X Stealth Kargadan
• B-52 Megafortress
• Z-40 Mantis
• Z-5 Renegade
• MZ-22 Albatross
• ZH-2 Goshawk
• OS-57 Valk
• Z-175 Drekevac
• ZP-20 Aquitane
• KZ-20 Moonbow
• W-1011 Tristar
• W-1055 Pleasurejet
• W-2022 Comforjet
• W-3033 Stratocruiser
• C-24 Mastodon
• A/I-44 Illusión
• CJ-8 Highline
• C-180 Skybadger
• C-280 Convoy
• WP-20 Schmetterling
• Lafayette-Class Corvette
• ZQ-9 Harvester
• Z-120 Zonanza
• Konkorde
• ZHLA-75-3 Immanemque
• Z-55 Carabinieri II
• Z-20 Squalotigre
• Z-38 Klaw
• Z-41 Bearcat
• Z-115 Biggle
• ZP-6 Antares
• Logi Series Support Vehicles
• Logi II Series Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck
• Kolus Road Series Heavy Equipment
• T700 Series Heavy Truck
• Landing Craft Air Cushion
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