Singapore Airshow 2018: Leonardo to deepen Asia-Pacific footprint
Leonardo is planning a significant network expansion in the Asia-Pacific region, with the company expecting to increase the number of regional offices it has by 50% before 2022.
This degree of investment, including new representative offices in Bangkok, Jakarta, Islamabad and Dhaka by the end of 2019, reveals the importance of the region to the company. Other offices to be established in Asia-Pacific include Astana, Baku, Canberra, Perth and Shanghai.
Existing offices in places like Australia, Japan, Malaysia and Singapore will expand with a wider range of products as Leonardo brings various subsidiaries under a single brand name.
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