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Saab Plans To Expand U.S. Presence

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Friday, January 21st, 2011

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Through a combination of organic growth, direct sales, partnering and acquisitions, Sweden's Saab plans to significantly expand its presence in the United States, capitalizing on the world's largest market for defense and security spending, the company's U.S. chief said. Saab currently has 300 employees in the United States, mainly spread among a small headquarters office in Washington, D.C., that opened about a year ago, and several business operations, including a camouflage systems business in North Carolina, a simulation and training…

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