The Federal Government Can Cost KNDS Entry 6.6 Billion Euros
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After the burst of the IPO of KNDS, the Federal Government joins the German-French armaments company directly. The "mirror" now calls a concrete price. It also includes a surcharge for lost profits. An order for the boxer tank is now stalled.
The federal government had agreed with the owners of the armaments company KNDS to buy their 50 percent at the company. Now it is clear how much this transaction costs the taxpayer.
According to a media report, the Federal Government is paying 6.6 billion euros for its entry into the KNDS armaments group. Apparently, there is a dispute over a possible major order from the Bundeswehr.
The federal government is joining the KNDS for billions in order to secure important key technologies. Meanwhile, a major contract with the armaments company is stalled.
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