Court says no to complaint about Ämari factory

Court says no to complaint about Ämari factory

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Court Rejects Complaint Regarding Ämari Factory

In 2024, a group in Estonia looked for a company to make bullets in Ämari. Three companies wanted the job: Nitrotol, ESTDEFIN, and Estonian Ammunition Plant.
Nitrotol won. They got a big space in Ämari to build a temporary factory.
Estonian Ammunition Plant did not agree. They said Nitrotol made mines, not bullets. They went to court to stop the factory.
This week, the court said no. They said Nitrotol had a better plan. Nitrotol started making explosives in December. They tested products 10 years ago. Since 2019, they made military explosives.
Before, Estonia’s laws did not allow making explosives here. Nitrotol plans to expand its work to a new area.
In 2024, a group in Estonia sought a company to manufacture bullets in Ämari. Three companies competed for the job: Nitrotol, ESTDEFIN, and Estonian Ammunition Plant.
Nitrotol emerged victorious. They secured a large area in Ämari to construct a temporary factory.
Estonian Ammunition Plant disagreed. They argued that Nitrotol produced mines, not bullets. They took the matter to court to halt the factory.
This week, the court ruled against them. It stated that Nitrotol had a better plan. Nitrotol began producing explosives in December. They tested their products a decade ago. Since 2019, they have been manufacturing military explosives.
Previously, Estonian laws prohibited the production of explosives locally. Nitrotol plans to expand its operations into a new area.