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Wolfram Europa plans €200 million Latvian explosives complex to produce RDX, HMX, warheads and anti-tank mines
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Wolfram Europa plans €200 million Latvian explosives complex to produce RDX, HMX, warheads and anti-tank mines
The site has been secured under a long-term land agreement with Latvijas Valsts Meži, Latvia’s state forestry company. The project was announced in Jēkabpils by Minister of Economics Viktors Valainis, Minister of Smart Administration and Regional Development Edgars Tavars, Ministry of Defence State Secretary Airis Rikveilis, Jēkabpils County Municipality Chairman Raivis Ragainis and Wolfram Europa CEO Magnus-Valdemar Saar. At full build-out, the…
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