@ozy944 I'm just working out from their website:...

@ozy944 I'm just working out from their website:
https://www.terma.com/aerostructures/the-worlds-largest-industrial-project/

STRATEGIC SUPPLIER TO THE F-35 LIGHTNING II

Terma delivers more than 70 mission-critical parts for the F-35 Lightning II (Joint Strike Fighter).

• Introduction
• Terma F-35 timeline
• Functionality

The Joint Strike Fighter program is headed by Lockheed Martin, with
Northrop Grumman and BAE Systems as principal partners. Nine nations are
partnering in the F-35's system development and demonstration (SDD) phase: The
United States, United Kingdom, Italy, The Netherlands, Turkey, Canada, Denmark,
Norway, and Australia.
Together with the F-22 Raptor, the F-35 Lightning II is the only true fifth generation fighter aircraft, and utilizes the latest technologies within advanced aerostructures, design, sensor systems, electronics, and stealth capabilities.
A major strategic supplier to the Joint Strike Fighter

Terma is considered a major strategic supplier to the F-35 Lightning II, a role that highlights Terma's unique position in the program. The program is based on a best value-approach, and Terma's extensive participation is a result of world-class high-tech solutions at competitive prices and conditions. Terma has currently delivered systems and products to the F-35 program for more than DKK 1.2 billion and the total value of purchase orders received to date is over DKK 2 billion .
Lockheed Martin expects to manufacture more than 3,000 F-35 aircraft and when full-rate production is initiated in 2020, the annual production will exceed 200 aircraft.
Fighter competition in Denmark

Denmark is to replace its F-16 fighter aircraft by 2025. In May 2016 the Danish Government announced its recommendation of the F-35 as replacement for Denmark’s F-16s, and recommended the acquisition of 27 F-35A fighter aircraft. The recommendation was confirmed on 9 June 2016 when the Danish Ministry of Defence declared that Denmark will acquire 27 F-35As that are expected to be in operation with the Royal Danish Air Force from 2026.
The F-35 has participated in the competition to replace the aging F-16s against the F-18 Super Hornet from Boeing Company and the Eurofighter built by Airbus.
F-35 deliverables

Some of the more than 70 mission-critical parts Terma supplies for the F-35 and the Joint Strike Fighter Program:

• Composite leading edges for the aircraft Horizontal Tails
• Composite skins for the Vertical and Horizontal Stabilizers
• Advanced lightweight composite components for the Center Fuselage
• Missionized Gun Pods for the STOVL and CV Variants
• Data Acquisition Pods for Flight Test Instrumentation
• Air-to-Ground Pylons
• Radar Electronics.

The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter with illustration of the parts delivered by Terma (image courtesy: Lockheed Martinn Aeronautics Co)

The program is based on a best value-approach, and Terma's extensive participation is a result of world-class high-tech solutions at competitive prices and conditions. Terma has currently delivered systems and products to the F-35 program for more than DKK 1.2 billion and the total value of purchase orders received to date is over DKK 2 billion .

As mentioned above doing some quick exchange rate value from DKK to AUD..
They have done roughly $226M AUD of work sofar.. and have had an order book of roughly $376.7M AUD worth of work. Honestly from the picture above I think that we are talking about entirely different components of workload.

If there was a clash of workload the company should have already flagged an alert and said "we're out we got our asses kicked", but I would be of the point of view we are heading closer to production and this big ticket item is going to make some REAL MONEY yeah@!!