Seat admitted this Monday that he held a "technical" meeting with the technology company Aggity, which develops software, to listen to proposals related to the defence industry, but has insisted that there is no concrete project under way.
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Seat and Aggity explore manufacturing drones in Martorell, a way to reuse industrial capacity and enter defense without agreement. Seat enters negotiations with Aggity to manufacture drones in Martorell and sets course for the defense business aparece primero en Merca2.
Seat admitted this Monday that he held a "technical" meeting with the technology company Aggity, which develops software, to listen to proposals related to the defence industry, but has insisted that there is no concrete project under way.
Seat, owned by the German Volkswagen group, is open to diversify its business and one of the options that it tries to enter the Defense industry, a possibility that...