US EditionKoreans from Hanwha want to build a weapons factory in Romania. The K9 and K10 howitzers will be produced in Dâmbovița
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South Korean company Hanwha plans to build an arms factory in Dâmbovița County, with the aim of transforming the site into a regional hub for component production, maintenance and repairs. The article Green light for a mammoth factory in Romania. The ambitious project will create 2,000 jobs first appeared on Romania TV.
The South Korean company Hanwha intends to build, in two years, an armaments factory in Dâmboviţa County, with the prospect of it becoming a regional hub for components, maintenance and repairs.
A large South Korean arms company is settling in Europe and opening a factory in Romania from where, at some point, it will also export to other countries. In an interview with HotNews, the CEO…
Hanwha, the South Korean company, plans to build an arms factory in Dâmboviţa County in the next two years, with the aim of transforming the location into a regional hub for components, maintenance and repairs, announced Michael Coulter, CEO of Hanwha Global Defense, in a meeting with Romanian journalists. Last year, the same company sent 54 howitzers to Romania.
The South Koreans in Hanwha have announced that they will build a weapons factory in Dâmbovița County in 2 years, employing more than 2,000 people.
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