Hardt Hyperloop enters into partnership with POSCO International

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The Dutch and South-Korean delegations at the signing ceremony 2022, Hardt Hyperloop / P-INT’L

Dutch company Hardt Hyperloop has signed a formal partnership with trading company POSCO International Corporation (P-INT’L) in the South Korean city of Songdo. As a business partner, the Korean company P-INT’L will supply steel products to the European Hyperloop Centre.

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Hardt Hyperloop enters into partnership with POSCO International

Hardt Hyperloop agreement
The Dutch and South-Korean delegations at the signing ceremony 2022, Hardt Hyperloop / P-INT’L

Dutch company Hardt Hyperloop has signed a formal partnership with trading company POSCO International Corporation (P-INT’L) in the South Korean city of Songdo. As a business partner, the Korean company P-INT’L will supply steel products to the European Hyperloop Centre.

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