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Samsung Smart Monitor series achieve 1 million unit sales milestoneĬelltrion aims to raise self-injectable Remsima SC market share to 50% in Europe Hanwha Land Systems was integrated into Hanwha Group in 2015 and it established an independent management system after separation from Hanwha Techwin’s defense division in July 2017. The Estonian contract will pave the way for our continuous market expansion toward Central Asia,” said a Hanwha Land Systems official.

They have been exported to Turkey, Poland, Finland, India and Norway. “K9 howitzers are well received overseas for its overwhelming firepower and excellent maneuverability. It is worth $1.45 billion in total, the largest ever export of ground weapons produced in Korea. The number of Korea’s home-grown K9 howitzers shipped to overseas customers has reached some 500 units since the first delivery to Turkey in 2001. Last December, the company clinched a deal to export 24 K9 howitzers to Norway by 2020. The latest deal marks another achievement for Hanwha Land Systems in a short space of time. Hanwha Aerospace shares were down 3.5 percent to close Thursday at 23,450 won. Hanwha Aerospace is involved in the artillery procurement under a defense export agreement with the Korean government. The contract was sealed between Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA), a state-funded trade and investment promotion organization, and the Estonian government. The deal represents 1.19 percent of the company’s revenue last year. Hanwha Aerospace, the aviation and defense unit of Hanwha Group, said on Wednesday its unlisted subsidiary Hanwha Land Systems has won a nearly $50 million contract to export its K9 Thunder 155 mm/52-calibre self-propelled tracked howitzers to Estonia.