![Earlier this month BAE said the contract to build the remaining 48 jets in Britain had been signed but changes to the price of the deal had yet to be agreed [Eurofighter Typhoon]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiVcUfrDJQ4FuCkEW9HjD4X5KaqxcWdZGXnOGLQWRevsvSddprt0L37MCk8YM3xuI04g4YgnkDzA-sMmd6gTPmqHq2RMwT1kTmRsZXTmqgnJkJOZ7d5PCFM_igifoMvqVHh-cce/s144/EF%2520Typhoon.jpg)
"Whilst little sales growth can be expected for the group in 2012 in the current market conditions, modest growth in underlying earnings per share is anticipated, assuming a satisfactory conclusion to Salam negotiations (with Saudi Arabia) in 2012," BAE, Europe's biggest defence contractor, said today (Wednesday).
In 2007 Saudi Arabia signed a contract with BAE to buy 72 Typhoon aircraft, 24 of which have been delivered to the Royal Saudi Air Force. The Salam deal, as it is known, is worth around £4.5 billion.
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