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HighCom Limited provides armors and technologies for defense sectors in Australia, the Asia Pacific, North America, Europe, and internationally. It operates through Armour Division and Technology Division segments. The company offers armour products comprising body armour, ballistic helmets, shields, composite armour panels, and platform structures. It also provides uncrewed aerial systems, control systems, and sensors payloads, as well as local program, project and engineering management, systems integration, maintenance, composite repairs, and logistics support services. The company was formerly known as XTEK Limited and changed its name to HighCom Limited in November 2023. HighCom Limited was incorporated in 2003 and is based in Symonston, Australia.
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