British manufacturer that made Spitfire parts taken over by German rival

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British manufacturer that made Spitfire parts taken over by German rival

A historic Yorkshire engineering firm with roots stretching back 165 years has been acquired by German defence manufacturer Renk Group in a deal reportedly valued at up to £190million. David Brown Defence, headquartered in Huddersfield, holds a distinguished place in British military history as the exclusive provider of gearboxes for Spitfire fighter aircraft during the Second World War. The Frankfurt-listed buyer,…