Czech company PBS Group plans to invest another $100 million to expand production of small turbojet engines for UAVs and cruise missiles in the United States. By 2028, the PBS Aerospace facility in Georgia should be producing up to 10,000 engines per year, nearly doubling its current capacity. This corresponds to about 40 engines per working day. One of PBS's main customers is the American Region 5 Technologies, which develops cheap Rusty Dagger and White Spike cruise missiles. The companies have already entered into a multi-year agreement for the supply of engines. At the same time, PBS is expanding production in the Czech Republic itself, and is also cooperating with the Ukrainian Airlogics, with which it signed a memorandum on the localization of small jet engine production in Ukraine.

Czech company PBS Group plans to invest another $100 million to expand production of small turbojet engines for UAVs and cruise missiles in the United States. By 2028, the PBS Aerospace facility in Georgia should be producing up to 10,000 engines per year, nearly doubling its current capacity. This corresponds to about 40 engines per working day. One of PBS's main customers is the American Region 5 Technologies, which develops cheap Rusty Dagger and White Spike cruise missiles. The companies have already entered into a multi-year agreement for the supply of engines. At the same time, PBS is expanding production in the Czech Republic itself, and is also cooperating with the Ukrainian Airlogics, with which it signed a memorandum on the localization of small jet engine production in Ukraine.