Rheinmetall invests €800 mln to build Europe's most modern powder plant in Aschau, Germany

Published Jul 22, 10:50 AM UTC

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German defense contractor Rheinmetall is investing 800 million euros to construct what it calls Europe's most modern powder plant in Aschau, Germany. The facility aims to boost domestic production capacity for propellant powders used in ammunition. Chamber of Commerce (IHK) CEO Manfred Gößl highlighted the strategic importance of the investment for the local economy and the potential for new job creation. The project underscores Germany's efforts to strengthen its defense industrial base amid heightened security concerns in Europe. The plant is expected to set new standards in efficiency and safety for powder production.

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Defense company Rheinmetall is investing €800 million in the construction of a new powder plant in Aschau, which is set to become Europe's most modern facility of its kind.

IHK Chief Executive Manfred Gößl highlighted the strategic importance of the investment for the region, noting the potential for new job creation and economic growth.

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Original headline: Rheinmetall baut modernstes Pulverwerk Europas – „Das bekommen wir hin“

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