NetworkNewsBreaks - Net Element, Inc.'s (NASDAQ: N
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NetworkNewsBreaks - Net Element, Inc.'s (NASDAQ: NETE) Pending Merger Partner Enters LOI for EV Assembly, EV Battery Production Facility in Spokane
Mullen Technologies, Inc., a Southern California-based electric vehicle (“EV”) company that recently entered an agreement to merge with global technology and value-added solutions group Net Element (NASDAQ: NETE), today announced the extension of its letter of intent (“LOI”) with S3R3 Solutions to assemble EVs and manufacture EV batteries in Spokane, Washington. Mullen's plan to use the 1.3 million square feet of assembly, manufacturing and research and development facilities in the West Plains is comprised of two phases. First, Mullen’s plans to use an initial facility of 500,000 square feet to start the assembly of electric vehicles and development of its battery packs, before expanding into an additional 800,000 square feet as its battery production increases. The proposed site would be leased by Spokane International Airport to S3R3, which would finance and build the facility using a revenue bond. Mullen anticipates meeting the conditions of the LOI by late 2020, with work on the site to begin as early as September (http://nnw.fm/QXTKt). This is great news for the area, as the facility could employ up to 4,000 people in coming years. “What I'm most excited about is putting Americans back to work in America, plain and simple,” Mullen Technologies CEO David Michery stated in the news release. “Imagine what's possible, making the impossible becomes possible.”
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Mullen Technologies, Inc., a Southern California-based electric vehicle (“EV”) company that recently entered an agreement to merge with global technology and value-added solutions group Net Element (NASDAQ: NETE), today announced the extension of its letter of intent (“LOI”) with S3R3 Solutions to assemble EVs and manufacture EV batteries in Spokane, Washington. Mullen's plan to use the 1.3 million square feet of assembly, manufacturing and research and development facilities in the West Plains is comprised of two phases. First, Mullen’s plans to use an initial facility of 500,000 square feet to start the assembly of electric vehicles and development of its battery packs, before expanding into an additional 800,000 square feet as its battery production increases. The proposed site would be leased by Spokane International Airport to S3R3, which would finance and build the facility using a revenue bond. Mullen anticipates meeting the conditions of the LOI by late 2020, with work on the site to begin as early as September (http://nnw.fm/QXTKt). This is great news for the area, as the facility could employ up to 4,000 people in coming years. “What I'm most excited about is putting Americans back to work in America, plain and simple,” Mullen Technologies CEO David Michery stated in the news release. “Imagine what's possible, making the impossible becomes possible.”
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
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