Spain invests €6.89 billion in defense modernization with Indra at the forefront
The Spanish government has announced a significant boost to its defense sector, allocating €6.89 billion in loans, primarily directed towards Indra. This funding aims to enhance national security capabilities, pushing overall defense spending to exceed €13.8 billion.
Indra will receive substantial investments for various modernization programs, including advanced radar systems, cybersecurity initiatives, and new vehicle development projects. Notably, the company is set to create a vehicle-launching bridge and upgrade existing armored vehicles.
The government’s commitment reflects a strategic goal to align defense spending with NATO targets of 2% of GDP by 2023, thereby strengthening Spain's military infrastructure. Indra's leadership in European defense technologies was underscored by its CEO, emphasizing collaboration to address capability gaps within the EU.
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