Britain has struck a £9bn deal with Rolls-Royce to design, manufacture and maintain the nuclear reactors needed to power its submarine fleet, as the country plans to increase defense spending.
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The agreement will strengthen the Royal Navy's continuous deterrence capabilities and support the AUKUS defense pact with the US and Australia. The new contract, dubbed 'Unity', will also support work on the 'Dreadnought' class of nuclear submarines, which are currently being built by BAE Systems. The government estimates the deal with Rolls-Royce will create 1,000 jobs and protect a further 4,000.
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Rolls-Royce a primit o comandă de 9 miliarde de lire sterline de la Guvernul britanic pentru a dota flota de submarine - Economica.net
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Guvernul britanic încheie un contract în valoare de nouă miliarde de lire sterline cu Rolls-Royce, "Unity", în vederea construirii reactoarelor nucleare ale submarinelor britanice
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Guvernul britanic încheie un contract în valoare de nouă miliarde de lire sterline cu Rolls-Royce, "Unity", în vederea construirii reactoarelor nucleare ale submarinelor britanice
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