US EditionBumar-łAbędy Will Receive Pln 850 Million for K2 Tanks and Krab Gun-Howitzers
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The Gliwice-based company is to invest this money in "establishing the capacity to produce modern wheeled and tracked armored vehicles." The investment was announced two and a half years ago. Its implementation will take another three years.
The Bumar-Łabędy Mechanical Plant in Gliwice, a key player in the Polish defense industry, is facing a breakthrough. Thanks to support from the Capital Investment Fund, the factory will receive PLN 850 million for infrastructure development and the launch of production of modern armored vehicles. The investment, scheduled for completion by the end of 2028, is of strategic importance to the country's security.
The Bumar-Łabędy Mechanical Works in Gliwice will receive PLN 850 million for investments over the next few years. These funds will enable the factory to launch production of modern wheeled and tracked armored vehicles, and the plant's infrastructure will be modernized.
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