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Thales plans to build a base in Japan, media report says
French defense firm Thales plans to build a base in Japan, according to a media report.
Thales chairman and CEO Patrice Caine told the Nikkei daily about the plan.
He said the base would mark a milestone in the company’s long-term engagement in Japan.
The statement signals that Thales intends to maintain a lasting presence in the country.
The available details do not explain what the base will be used for.
They also do not give a construction schedule or say what happens next.
Thales plans to build a base in Japan, according to a media report.
Thales Chairman and CEO Patrice Caine told the Nikkei daily that the base would mark a milestone in the company’s long-term engagement in Japan.
The report does not state where in Japan the base would be built.
- Who
- Thales, a French defense firm, plans to build the base.
- What
- The company plans to build a base in Japan.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Japan; the specific location is not stated.
- Why
- The base is described as a milestone toward Thales’s long-term engagement in Japan.
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will mark a milestone toward Thales's long-term engagement in Japan.
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- Company
- Thales
- Planned base
- Japan
- Executive
- Patrice Caine, chairman and CEO of Thales
- Report outlet cited
- Nikkei daily
Sources
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