Machining in a time of change
Resilience, Recycling and the Defence Industry Ramp-Up

Source: Interview with Fabian Hübner, Business Development Manager for Defence at Walter AG 6 min Reading Time

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An interview with Fabian Hübner, Business Development Manager for Defence at Walter, on European investment programmes, secure supply chains and the real challenges involved in machining defence equipment.

Walter's European supply chain is safeguarded by the Group's own tungsten deposits and a high proportion of recycled cemented carbide.(Source:  Walter AG)
Walter's European supply chain is safeguarded by the Group's own tungsten deposits and a high proportion of recycled cemented carbide.
(Source: Walter AG)
Fabian Hübner, Business Development Manager for Defence at Walter, on the challenges of ramping up production, crisis-resilient supply chains and bespoke process solutions.(Source:  Walter AG)
Fabian Hübner, Business Development Manager for Defence at Walter, on the challenges of ramping up production, crisis-resilient supply chains and bespoke process solutions.
(Source: Walter AG)

Mr Hübner, the ‘Readiness 2030´ programme anticipates an additional investment of around 800 billion euros (approx. 900 billion USD) by 2030. This is one of the reasons why many traditional machine manufacturers are shifting their focus towards the defence industry. How do you assess these figures from the perspective of the machining industry?

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