Tata Daewoo to build plant for trucks in Saudi Arabia
2 April 2024
South Korea’s Tata Daewoo Commercial Vehicle Company announced in a statement that it will build a production plant in Saudi Arabia.
Tata Daewoo signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the establishment of the factory with local distributor Saudi Diesel Equipment Co. (SDEC) and local manufacturer Perfect Arabia Factory (PAF).
Under the terms of the agreement, Tata Daewoo will provide technology support locally, while SDEC and PAF will collaborate to assemble Daewoo trucks locally.
Tata Daewoo entered the Saudi Arabian market by signing a dealership sales contract with SDEC in 2014.
Last year, it exported 670 large trucks to Saudi Arabia, achieving sales of 48 billion won ($35.6 million), statement mentioned.
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