Poland: Defence industry faces historic opportunity
By 2022, the Polish defence ministry intends spend 130 billion PLN on purchases of equipment. If domestic armaments companies can exploit this opportunity, they will significantly increase their revenues and modernise their production base
(Bumar)
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:quality(80)/images.vogel.de/vogelonline/bdb/1057800/1057845/original.jpg "By 2022, the Polish defence ministry intends spend 130 billion PLN on purchases of equipment. If domestic armaments companies can exploit this opportunity, they will significantly increase their revenues and modernise their production base (Bumar)")
