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Project Arrow Defence Industries Inc.

Project Arrow Defence Industries will produce land defence systems and specialty industrial vehicles leveraging existing automotive manufacturing capacity and a skilled workforce. The project will localize production of proven, in-service Hanwha Aerospace land platforms through complete build-to-print technology transfer: manufacturing drawings, process specifications, quality requirements and production know-how. Vehicles will be fully built in Canada with Canadian steel/aluminum.

Province or territory: UNKNOWN · Source-described stage: Development phase · Source location: Canada — location not yet normalized

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Project Arrow Defence Industries will produce land defence systems and specialty industrial vehicles leveraging existing automotive manufacturing capacity and a skilled workforce. The project will localize production of proven, in-service Hanwha Aerospace land platforms through complete build-to-print technology transfer: manufacturing drawings, process specifications, quality requirements and production know-how. Vehicles will be fully built in Canada with Canadian steel/aluminum. Source-described stage: Development phase. Location: Canada — location not yet normalized.

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