Kulin Works

Kulin Works, often simplified to Kulin, is a  corporation headquartered in the Kulin Towers, Pelvir, Avgrov. The company was founded by Andreï Kulin in 1929, the year of the Communist revolution. In 2018, Kulin Works has become the largest automotive producer in Avgrov, and one of the biggest companies in Damalias.

Founding
In 1929, a few months after the Communist revolution, Andreï Kulin, a former student to the Insomnius University in Pelvir and Minister of Finance, founded his own company, named after himself, Kulin Works. The largest company at the time, Karan Company, refused to carry out government orders. Andreï Kulin used this to his advantage.

Kulin Works' first project was the refitting of the Karan T-18 however, less than a year in, the project was cancelled in favour of designing and producing new tanks for the government, starting with the ACR-120, and soon followed by the ACR-130 and ACR-320, eventually producing the ACR-2048.

Tank manufacturer
After having produced a variety of military vehicles, including armoured cars and tanks, Kulin Works founded an extension, Kulin Works Extensive, and shifted several resource-expensive and time-consuming projects to them, including the ACR-7010/150 and the ACR-3010. The ACR-720 would be the only Kulin Works Extensive project to actually be commissioned by the army.

While Karan Company had initially refused government orders, this proved to be expensive, and would eventually have caused Karan Company to go bankrupt. As a result, Karan opened up to government orders, albeit having gradually lost its position to Kulin Works.

After the war
After the war, Kulin Works still carried on producing tanks for the Avgrovan Armed Forces, but prominently shifted to producing civilian vehicles, like cars and trucks. As a result of the war, Kulin Works offered relief aid and helped the government repair the damage to a large extent. Kulin also started producing train cars and railroads. The company suddenly had a wide range of focuses, boosting their name.

In 1959, Kulin Works opened a holding in New Porthaven, Tavra, officially turning the company in a multinational company.

Modern days
In 2006, the Damali Gold Bank lobbied for a lump sum of 6.2 million Avs to be repaid by Kulin Works for alleged theft. While there was no concrete evidence of theft, the Damali Gold Bank successfully sued. However, only 4 million Avs were paid back, citing inconsistencies with the papers.

In 2016, Kulin Works is officially the biggest automotive company in Avgrov by sales, amounting to several billions a year.

On the seventeenth of August, 2018 Kulin Works sued the Damali Gold Bank over failing security measures and damage to Kulin products.