Ferrus Industries
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| Type | Public |
|---|---|
| FEI | |
| Industry | Defence industry |
| Founded | 1823; 201 years and 67 days |
| Founder | Marrius Ferrus |
| Headquarters | Aurus (HQ) |
Number of locations | 78 |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people | Jakob Irons (CEO, President and Chairman) |
| Products | Military aircraft & unmanned aerial vehicles Military vessels Missiles & Missile Defence Systems Autocannons, chain guns & munitions Satellites & space Information technology Electronic sensors and systems Rocket launch systems |
| Revenue |  $49.05 billion (2020) |
| $5.7 billion (2020) | |
| $5.25 billion (2020) | |
| Total assets | $55.04 billion (2020) |
| Total equity | $10.8 billion (2020) |
Number of employees | 153,918 |
| Website | www.ferrusindustries.mbe |
Ferrus Industries, also Ferrus (FEI) is a Morstaybishlian global aerospace and defence technology company. With 153,918 employees and an annual revenue in excess of $49 billion, it is one of the world's largest weapons manufacturers and military technology providers.
Ferrus Industries is responsible for the development and production of many global advanced technologies, defensive capabilities, security, weapons and vehicles, and is the largest provider for the RAFOTE. It is headquartered in Aurus, Caltharus, and also includes 12 subsidiary companies, the biggest being National Morstaybishlian Steel and Shipbuilding Company (NMSSC) and Ferrus Mining, as well as manufacturing companies for civilians, Ferrus Laptops and Ferrus Automobiles.
Ferrus Industries was founded as a new-age firearms manufacturer for civilians in 1823 by Marius Ferrus. It grew exponentially, overtaking older and lacking firms. It had its first contract with the RAFOTE in 1895, which included manufacturing their rifle F98 at a national level. Ferrus grew largely and overwhelmed their competitors because the Morstaybishlian Empire married to Packilvania, creating a union, which adopted Ferrus as their main weapons supplier. This new revenue allowed them to expand their warehouses and increase their influence tenfold. Ferrus Industries heavily invested in the emerging automobile industry in the late 1910s and early 1920s. It focused on military vehicles, inventing powerful mechanics and engines. It began supplying the RAFOTE from 1933. Ferrus Industries created their daughter company Ferrus Automobiles and opened it to the public in 1941 where it began selling cars and light trucks. Today, Ferrus Automobiles sells cars, vans, trucks, motorbikes and other automobile products and components. the NMSSC was purchased as a subsidiary of Ferrus in 2015.
Products
| Name | Type | Caliber | Unit Cost | Notes | Picture | |
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| Armored Fighting Vehicles | ||||||
| Colonarius mk2 | Main Battle Tank | 120mm | 8,0 million | Estimates project thousands of units in the armed forces (under revision). | 
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| Colonarius mk1 | Main Battle Tank | 120mm | 4,1 million | Despite the introduction of Colonarius mk2 to service in 2012, the Mk1 has stayed in service thanks to multiple modernised versions. | 
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| Name | Type | Crew | Unit Cost | Notes | Picture |
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| Buckler APC | Armored Personel Carrier | 2+10 | 350 000$ | This APC was RAFOTEs main personel carrier from 1978 through 2006 | 
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| Fauchard IFV | Infantry Fighting Vehicle | 3+7 | 3,2 million | In it's 27 years of use, Fauchard has proven to be flexible and trustworthy companion for the armed forces. The modern Fauchard IFV has seen multiple modernisations that have allowed it to remain in use of the army. Though being replaced by CalSta IFV, it still sees wide use within line units and wartime reserves. | 
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