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artillery, mortar, etc. ammo is all precision manufacturing the West can produce as much as Ukraine and the free world needs, IF governments start paying for the expansion of production. So far only the US is investing in expanding ammo production.
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Nammo in Norway signed a contract in January with NO Gov't for NOK 2,6B for capacity expansion and supply frame agreement ;)
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"... announced an order for NOK 2.6 billion worth of artillery ammunition from Norwegian arms producer Nammo in Raufoss. It’s the largest such contract on record and will allow Nammo to significantly increase both production and storage capacity."
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Norwegian government signing contract of 2,6 billion NOK with nor/fin Nammo - arty ammo specified.
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interessant draadje over investeringen vanuit de overheid in de defensie industrie. Heel benieuwd naar de mening van over dit onderwerp.
Bullshit Nammo is setting up new lines too. Entire new powder factory also in the works.
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What? All manufacturers in the world are scaling up production, and a lot. Another example here, but much more info available also from all western manufacturers. Many 1000's of open jobs also in the industry.
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Czech CSG is supposed to increase 155mm by 50% and Slovakia 5-fold (20-100k pcs/year) source:
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Rubbish, Australia just opened two new facilities last year (announced before the Russian invasion) which produce a range of ammunition including 155s. The recent deal with the French is to supply explosives for their increased shell production, there's a lot going on unannounced
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Norway has also invested in expanding production of artillery ammunition. In January the gov’t signed a deal with Nammo worth 260 million EUR to increase production. Probably the most important thing Norway has done in this war. (Link in Norwegian.)
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I mentioned something about Nammo yesterday but here is a direct link:
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