DY 4 Systems Inc.
Address: 333 Palladium Dr. Contact: Tom Quinly

KANATA, ON Title: President

K2V 1A6 Responsibility:

  Finance/Accounting

Tel: (613) 599-9199 Tel.: (613) 599-9199

Fax: (613) 599-7777 Fax: (613) 599-7777

sales@curtisswright.com tom.quinly@dy4.com

 

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A Summary of the Company's Military Products and/or Services:
This leading supplier of military electronics, exports single-board computers, digital signal processors,
graphics engines, display frame grabbers, sensor inputs and high-density memory boards. Products are used
in RQ-1Predator drones and in various kinds of warplanes including:
EA-6B, F-14, F-15, F-16, F/A-18, F-117, P-3,
 
About the Business
Year Established: 1978
Primary Industry:
Computer & Peripheral Equip't

Total Sales: $50 million +
Employees: 220
 
Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries (CADSI)
(This government-funded lobby group organises CANSEC, Canada's largest annual military trade show.)
Member 2011: -- Member 2010: -- CANSEC 2010 Exhibitor: --
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CADSI and CANSEC
Member 2009 or before: yes
 
Exports to Governments in the Middle East and North Africa
This company reports "Export Experience" (EE) and/or is "Actively Pursuing" (AP) such exports.
Algeria EE
Iraq Lebanon Palestine Tunisia
Bahrain Israel Libya Qatar Turkey
Egypt Jordan Morocco Saudi Arabia UAE
Iran EE
Kuwait Oman Syria Yemen
(Data on "EE" and "AP" status is from Industry Canada's "Canadian Company Capabilities" database.)
 

Canadian Military Exports
to the Mideast & North Africa

Details $1.8 Billion in Canadian military exports to 16 countries in the region between 1990 and 2006.

Canadian Small Arms Exports
to the Middle East & North Africa
Canadian small arms, light weapons and ammunition exports to 19 countries in the region between 1980 and 2009.

Canadian Munitions Firms
Exporting to Middle East
& North Africa
Twenty Canadian munitions/ammunition manufacturers and their exports to countries in the region.

Visit COAT's website
Inspired by popular revolutions and protests throughout the Middle East and North
Africa, COAT has produced dozens of data tables exposing Canadian military exports
to the region.  For decades, Canadian governments -- Conservative & Liberal alike --
have preached peace and human rights while facilitating a steady flow of arms,
ammunition, tear gas, battle vehicles, and other military and police products, to
repressive, undemocratic regimes.  Canada is thus complicit in aiding & abetting
various U.S.-backed regimes that retain power through brute force.