South Korean company Hanwha plans to build armament plant in Dambovita County

Monday, March 17, 2025

South Korean company Hanwha plans to build an armament plant in Dambovita County within two years, with the prospect of turning it into a regional hub for components, maintenance and repairs, Hanwha Global Defense CEO Michael Coulter said at a meeting with Romanian journalists.He pointed out that, from the perspective of his company, the best solution to current challenges is the strengthening of regional industries and local ...

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