Seat in talks with Aggity to manufacture drones at its Martorell plant
Seat, owned by Volkswagen, is studying entering the defense industry and is negotiating with Catalan technology group Aggity to produce drones at its Martorell plant (Barcelona). Its chairman, Markus Haupt, has said the company has been contacted by the Spanish government and the Catalan executive to put its factories at the service of military needs. Seat has classified the project as "strategic" and is assessing synergies between automotive and defense production. Both companies met with the Ministry of Industry to seek public funding.
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- Seat is negotiating with Aggity to manufacture drones at its Martorell plant, a project it has classified as "strategic".
- Seat chairman Markus Haupt says the company has been contacted by the government and the Generalitat to meet military needs.
- Seat and Aggity met with the Ministry of Industry to explore public funding through a Special Defense Modernization Program.
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