By Victor Duda
CEO and founder of the company Alexander Stepura told in an interview with focus at what stage this project is now. "We really opened the enterprise in Slovakia. It is a full -fledged enterprise of a full cycle of production, but its capacity today is not the one we planned because our product is very difficult," he explained. According to him, in a complex professional system a lot of electronics and software, mechanics are not easy.
There are also difficulties with the training of employees at the Slovak enterprise, because in the EU country they do not work as used in Ukraine: around the clock, without weekends. The company has come to the current production level in nine years, and it will take some time for the Slovak enterprise to work at full capacity. "Today, the plant is still producing some units, subsystems, catapult, some other subsystems <. . . > But so far we do not fully supply the systems.
But we will start soon," the company's CEO said. According to Stepura, if the volume of orders in Ukraine exceeds the production capabilities of the Ukrainian plant - the Slovak enterprise "will supply as many systems. " But it is already known that a number of nodes Ukraine will receive as separate subsystems. Read more in the focus "How to resist the Russian Reb and fly for 2000+ km". Recall how the front has changed and why the Russian Federation continues the offensive, although losses.
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