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Navantia explores hiring opportunities in the US and Germany

La empresa monitoriza la situación en ambos países ante los potenciales contratos que puedan surgir tras la reciente reorientación de grandes programas para buques militares. Leer

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Navantia explores hiring opportunities in the US and Germany

Navantia, a Spanish public naval shipbuilder, is exploring new business opportunities in the global market. The company is eyeing the US Navy's program to build six Constellation-class frigates, worth $5.5 billion, after the original contractor, Fincantieri, had its contract modified due to delays. Navantia has also formed alliances with Fincantieri and Germany's ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, which could lead to future collaborations.

The company's strategic plan focuses on growing its international business, although most of its current orders are concentrated in Spain, generating significant economic benefits, including 1,870 million euros added to Spain's GDP in 2025 and nearly 30,000 jobs supported.

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