Ukrainian defense startup to launch drone production in Poland

The Ukrainian defense startup TAF Industries has signed a memorandum on expanding cooperation in the field of drone production with the Polish company PGZ. Ukrainska Pravda writes about this on June 26.

"The goal of the partnership is to expand production facilities, ensure the production of critical components and achieve deep localization of production in Poland through the use of the extensive industrial infrastructure of the PGZ Capital Group," the press release says.

TAF noted that the new agreement will allow scaling up the production of the Ukrainian startup using the production facilities of the Polish concern.

The parties agreed to implement joint research and development projects, develop joint financing mechanisms, exchange technical information and conduct tests in real conditions. This should ensure that localized platforms comply with NATO standards.

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