renk

British

/ rɛŋk /

adjective

dialect unpleasant; horrible

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Rheinmetall is down 2.6% and Renk falls 1.55%.

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Renk Group surges 5.5%, Saab jumps 5%, Hensoldt gains 4%, Dassault Aviation advances 3.2% and Rheinmetall increases 3%, while Leonardo and QinetiQ Group are both up 2.8%.

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U.K. defense group BAE Systems gains 2.3%, while German defense manufacturer Renk Group advances 3.3%.

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The company appointed Christian Schulz to its board of directors as of Jan. 1, turning to the former finance chief of Germany’s Renk Group to help with its IPO plans.

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Renk Group and Hensoldt each falls 4%, Saab losses 3.55%, Leonardo and Thales drop 2.5%, and BAE Systems decreases 2.1%.

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