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Finnish military industry company Patria and Latvian Unitruck establish joint venture in Cesis
28.02.2020Finnish military industrial company Patria and Latvian auto and industrial equipment maintenance company Unitruck have established joint venture Defense Partnership Latvia in Cesis, the company's representative Silvestrs Savickis informed LETA.
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Lithuania's Stevila sets up two companies in Kiev
24.07.2019Lithuania's metal processing company Stevila, based in the southern city of Marijampole, has established a part production company Irkatek and a sales company, named Alivets, in Kiev, according the Verslo Zinios business daily writes LETA.
Dutch Army receives 2 Milrem UGVs
29.05.2019Estonian developer of unmanned vehicles Milrem Robotics delivered two THeMIS unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) to the Robot and Autonomous Systems (RAS) unit of the 13th Light Brigade of the Royal Netherlands Army in April for their concept development and experimentation project, informed LETA/BNS.
Rigas Elektromasinbuves Rupnica secures ERDF financing for development of new generation electric engine
10.04.2019Joint-stock motor and generator manufacturing company Rigas Elektromasinbuves Rupnica (RER) has secured European Regional Development Fund's (ERDF) financing for the development of a new generation synchronous relay engine, as the company informed Nasdaq Riga stock exchange.
Court initiates legal protection proceedings for Rigas Kugu Buvetava shipyard
22.03.2019The Riga City Vidzeme District Court decided this week to initiate legal protection proceedings for Rigas Kugu Buvetava (Rigas KB) shipyard, the company said in a statement to Nasdaq Riga on Friday.
Maxima Latvija buys Tineo property management company
Maxima Latvija retailer has acquired Tineo, the property management company that owns the building at 20 Priedaines Street in Riga that used to house a Maxima supermarket and collapsed in 2013, Maxima Latvija spokesman Janis Beseris informed LETA.
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