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'''Zacapine Military Industries''' ({{wp|Nahuatl}}:Β  𐐗𐐭𐐰𐐭𐐸𐐿𐐯𐐻𐑆𐐻𐐩𐐰 πžπ°πΏπ°πΉπ¨π·π¬π»π‘Š, ''Cuauhquetztia Zacapiyotl''), better known as '''Cuauhquetztia''', is a {{wp|Conglomerate (company)|conglomerate}} of specialized {{wp|Arms industry|defense industry}} manufacturers owned and operated by the [[Zacapican#Government_and_Politics|Zacapine government]] for the purpose of supplying the [[Zacapine Armed Forces]] with advanced production and technical capabilities necessary to maintain a modernized military force. The multi-industry manufacturing company relies on the [[NTT|NTT program]] for the development of new prototypes, blueprints and technologies for military application and exclusively handles the production side of the defense industry. Cuauhquetztia was established for the purpose of centralizing and streamlining critical arms and ammunition production for the military, establishing the unprofitable but strategically important capability to quickly ramp up military production under {{wp|War economy|wartime conditions}}, and consolidating strategic industries vital to national defense under the control of the Zacapine federal government rather than private enterprises and local [[Calpollism|calpolli associations]]. In the second half of the 20th century, the Zacapine government began opening up arms exports to nations in [[Ajax#Malaio|Malaio]], the Ozeros sea nations and beyond, enabling parts of the Cuauhquetztia industrial base to adopt an export focus and bring outside revenue into the conglomerate.
'''Zacapine Military Industries''' ({{wp|Nahuatl}}:Β  𐐗𐐭𐐰𐐭𐐸𐐿𐐯𐐻𐑆𐐻𐐩𐐰 πžπ°πΏπ°πΉπ¨π·π¬π»π‘Š, ''Cuauhquetztia Zacapiyotl''), better known as '''Cuauhquetztia''', is a {{wp|Conglomerate (company)|conglomerate}} of specialized {{wp|Arms industry|defense industry}} manufacturers owned and operated by the [[Zacapican#Government_and_Politics|Zacapine government]] for the purpose of supplying the [[Zacapine Armed Forces]] with advanced production and technical capabilities necessary to maintain a modernized military force. The multi-industry manufacturing company relies on the [[YAT program]] for the development of new prototypes, blueprints and technologies for military application and exclusively handles the production side of the defense industry. Cuauhquetztia was established for the purpose of centralizing and streamlining critical arms and ammunition production for the military, establishing the unprofitable but strategically important capability to quickly ramp up military production under {{wp|War economy|wartime conditions}}, and consolidating strategic industries vital to national defense under the control of the Zacapine federal government rather than private enterprises and local [[Calpollism|calpolli associations]]. In the second half of the 20th century, the Zacapine government began opening up arms exports to nations in [[Ajax#Malaio|Malaio]], the Ozeros sea nations and beyond, enabling parts of the Cuauhquetztia industrial base to adopt an export focus and bring outside revenue into the conglomerate.


==History==
==History==

Latest revision as of 12:06, 19 May 2023

𐐗𐐭𐐰𐐭𐐸𐐿𐐯𐐻𐑆𐐻𐐩𐐰 πžπ°πΏπ°πΉπ¨π·π¬π»π‘Š
Cuauhquetztia Zacapiyotl
State-owned enterprise
IndustryAerospace
Defense
Founded1935
FounderYizmal Kanik
Headquarters,
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Chimalmat Yollan
(Chairperson)
Hueiyac Mimitetl
(Speaker and CEO)
ProductsMunitions
Small arms
Artillery
Explosives
Combat vehicle
Naval vessels
Military aerospace
Defense electronics
OwnerZacapine government
Number of employees
150,000

Zacapine Military Industries (Nahuatl: 𐐗𐐭𐐰𐐭𐐸𐐿𐐯𐐻𐑆𐐻𐐩𐐰 πžπ°πΏπ°πΉπ¨π·π¬π»π‘Š, Cuauhquetztia Zacapiyotl), better known as Cuauhquetztia, is a conglomerate of specialized defense industry manufacturers owned and operated by the Zacapine government for the purpose of supplying the Zacapine Armed Forces with advanced production and technical capabilities necessary to maintain a modernized military force. The multi-industry manufacturing company relies on the YAT program for the development of new prototypes, blueprints and technologies for military application and exclusively handles the production side of the defense industry. Cuauhquetztia was established for the purpose of centralizing and streamlining critical arms and ammunition production for the military, establishing the unprofitable but strategically important capability to quickly ramp up military production under wartime conditions, and consolidating strategic industries vital to national defense under the control of the Zacapine federal government rather than private enterprises and local calpolli associations. In the second half of the 20th century, the Zacapine government began opening up arms exports to nations in Malaio, the Ozeros sea nations and beyond, enabling parts of the Cuauhquetztia industrial base to adopt an export focus and bring outside revenue into the conglomerate.

History

Organization

  • CQZ Corporation
    • CQZ Aerospace
      • Advanced Weapon Systems Division
    • CQZ Maritime Manufacturers
    • CQZ General Manufacturing
    • ACQZ Armor Works
    • Cuauhquetztia Holdings

Operations

Corporate Governance

Chairperson of the Board of Directors

  • Chimalmat Yollan

Speaker and CEO

  • Hueiyac Mimitetl, Director of CQZ Aerospace

Board of Directors

  • Achmal Kaiak
  • Mozi Zahualcuh
  • Hladimi Tuxollo
  • Cecetzin Tepeteca
  • Ayotzin Ozoma