Canadian company Roshel plans to expand production of armored vehicles in Ukraine
Photo: Roshel armored vehicle (roshel.ca)
Canadian armored vehicle manufacturer Roshel plans to expand production in Ukraine, according to the company's CEO Roman Shimonov in an interview with Defense Archives.
"We are in the final stages of planning to localize some of our production in Ukraine," said Shimonov.
He emphasized that since the beginning of Russia's large-scale invasion, the company has employed more than 200 refugees from Ukraine. They have gained the necessary experience and want to return home to continue their work there.
The company's CEO added that several service centers in Ukraine already service Roshel armored vehicles used by the Defense Forces. It is possible that partial production of armored vehicles will be launched on the basis of one of these centers.
"We are actively working in three shifts and continuing our efforts to support Ukraine. The ongoing conflict requires a substantial number of vehicles to ensure adequate protection and mobility for the forces involved. We are committed to meeting these needs as much as possible and our production rates will align with the contracts and support we receive from donor countries and the Ukrainian government," Shimonov noted.
Information about Roshel
Roshel Smart Armored Vehicles is one of the largest manufacturers of armored vehicles for commercial and government organizations in North America. The company is headquartered in Brampton, Canada.
Roshel's customers include the US Department of Homeland Security, the US Department of State, NASA, US Customs and Border Protection, National Defense (Canada), and others.
Last December, the Canadian armored vehicle manufacturer Roshel had already delivered 1,000 Senator armored vehicles to Ukraine.
