TAF Industries is launching joint drone production in Germany, Denmark, and Poland. The first batches of drones are planned to be supplied to Ukraine, while production will gradually be localized in partner countries.
Interestingly, Europeans are more surprised by the low prices of Ukrainian drones rather than their high cost. According to the company's CEO, Volodymyr Zinovsky, partners have even hinted at raising the price, as they did not believe that such a cheap product could be of high quality.
At the same time, Ukrainians face bureaucracy, higher production costs, and issues with confidentiality. For example, it is more challenging to conduct polygraph tests on Europeans, so preference is often given to Ukrainians in the production facilities.
For more details on why Europeans consider Ukrainian manufacturers as competitors and which drones are currently in high demand on the front lines, read the full interview with NV.