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Babcock International — how they publish

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80 posts from @Babcockplc, Feb 2026 to Sep 2026: a typical post earns 7 likes. That is more than 64% of the 45 other FTSE 100 companies we hold content for. Posts with an image or video earn a median of 8 likes (68 posts); text alone 2 likes (12). Feb 2026 landed best: a median of 45 likes.

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Babcock International@Babcockplc

An awe‑inspiring sight at Rosyth – engineering excellence supporting a vital national asset. HMS Queen Elizabeth (@HMSQNLZ) departs, with sea trials next. A proud milestone delivered by our team.

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576 likes15 repliesIn reviewHiringX4mo ago

Babcock International@Babcockplc

A closer look at the rollout of HMS Active at Rosyth. The second of the Type 31 frigates for the Royal Navy emerged from the Venturer Building – another major step forward for the programme. Watch the extended cut of the moment here.

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427 likes15 repliesIn reviewGeneralX6mo ago

Babcock International@Babcockplc

Months of planning, weeks of preparations, four days of execution – all leading to one defining moment at our Rosyth site. HMS Active’s float-off – captured from every angle.

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328 likes8 repliesIn reviewGeneralX5mo ago

Babcock International@Babcockplc

HMS Active is now in the water at Rosyth. A complex operation delivered entirely at our Rosyth site for the first time on the Type 31 programme. A sign of how our shipbuilding capability continues to grow.

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274 likes4 repliesIn reviewGeneralX5mo ago

Babcock International@Babcockplc

The world’s biggest backhoe dredger. Preparing the basin was a critical part of bringing HMS Active into the water – done entirely at our Rosyth site for the first time on our Type 31 programme.

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148 likes3 repliesIn reviewGeneralX5mo ago

Babcock International@Babcockplc

HMS Bulldog has officially entered build. The ceremonial Steel Cut for our fourth Type 31 frigate marks another major step forward for our programme, joining a production line that is gathering real speed. More to come from Rosyth later this evening. t.co

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135 likes3 repliesIn reviewDefenceX6mo ago

Babcock International@Babcockplc

HMS Active under the lights. Emerging from our purpose-built assembly hall into the night, HMS Active rolled onto the hardstand at Rosyth to a striking light and music display – a visible symbol of progress across the Type 31 programme. t.co

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106 likes2 repliesIn reviewGeneralX6mo ago

Babcock International@Babcockplc

At DALO Industry Days in Denmark today, we signed three new Memoranda of Understanding with Danish companies STORMBORN, CUBEDIN and SH Group, marking an important step forward in Anglo-Danish defence industrial cooperation. Read mor here: t.co

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98 likes2 repliesIn reviewDefenceX23d ago

Babcock International@Babcockplc

Today at DALO Industry Days, we signed a Letter of Collaboration with Danske Flådeskibe K/S (DFS) to explore a joint UK-Danish industrial approach for potential future frigates for the Royal Danish Navy. Read more: t.co

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93 likes1 repliesIn reviewGeneralX22d ago

Babcock International@Babcockplc

Two major milestones on one landmark day in Rosyth. Yesterday, we celebrated the Steel Cut of HMS Bulldog and the Rollout of HMS Active, marking significant progress across the Type 31 programme. Watch the highlights from the day:

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77 likes2 repliesIn reviewGeneralX6mo ago

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