US M A partner, Enerkon Solar International (ENKS OTC) Takes 20% of Albayraklar a Major Turkish Defense Company

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DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA, USA, Apr 24, 2020 - (ACN Newswire) - Enerkon CEO Mr. Benjamin Ballout stated that "An agreement was signed this week on the purchase of 20 percent shares in Albayraklar Defense, a subsidiary of Albayraklar Holding, to Enerkon - (ENKS)."

US M A partner, Enerkon Solar International (ENKS OTC) Takes 20% of Albayraklar a Major Turkish Defense Company

In addition to the sale of shares, a company under the name of Wattozz Holdings Inc was

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