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Lockheed Martin Wins Morocco Contract

Today, Lockheed Martin announced a contract worth $842 million to supply Morocco with 24 F-16 fighter aircrafts and support.

Lockheed Martin and the government of Morocco have had previous contracts together and this one plays upon a smaller deal from last year.  The U.S. based Lockheed Martin beat France based Dassault Aviation.

More than 4, 300 F-16 fighter jets have been produced making it one of the world’s most popular fighter jets.

This contract is a big win for Lockheed Martin and marks a further foothold into the North African market.

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