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TAI: Lockheed Martin and GE sold their shares

Ankara, Turkey - THe Turkish aerospace company is considered by the two US firms as able to go on growing by autonomously

Turkish Aircraft Industries (TAI) proves fully-fledged enough to be capable of growing autonomously in the aerospace sector. Lockheed Martin and General Electric would be sure of it as they decided to sell their own shares in the joint venture founded in 1984 and respectively consisting of a 42% and 7%. The Turkish group TAI focused during the 80s and 90s most of all on the licensed production and...

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Rome, Italy, 01/14/2005 18:18
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