Vredestein increases production of agricultural tires
The company Apollo has announced that it intends to increase investments by fifty percent for the production of tires for agricultural machinery under the Vredestein brand, which belongs to an Indian firm.
It is noted that this decision is due to the growing demand for Vredestein brand agricultural tires in European countries. The investment project is planned for the entire next year, after which a fifty percent increase in productivity is expected compared to the current data.
Agricultural tires of the Vredestein brand are famous for their quality, and the demand for agricultural tires of this brand continues to grow. The company's management plans to increase production capacity at the plant in the Netherlands, namely in Enschede.
As stated in the company's press release, the main emphasis will be on increasing the production of FlotationPro and FlotationTrac tires, as well as Traxion+ and Traxion XXL, produced for tractors. In addition, financial investments will allow the production of tires of other families in larger sizes.
According to forecasts made by the company's specialists, the demand for Vredestein tires will continue to grow. And in the near future, the company plans to introduce the Vredestein brand to the Asian and North American markets.
It is noted that this decision is due to the growing demand for Vredestein brand agricultural tires in European countries. The investment project is planned for the entire next year, after which a fifty percent increase in productivity is expected compared to the current data.
Agricultural tires of the Vredestein brand are famous for their quality, and the demand for agricultural tires of this brand continues to grow. The company's management plans to increase production capacity at the plant in the Netherlands, namely in Enschede.
As stated in the company's press release, the main emphasis will be on increasing the production of FlotationPro and FlotationTrac tires, as well as Traxion+ and Traxion XXL, produced for tractors. In addition, financial investments will allow the production of tires of other families in larger sizes.
According to forecasts made by the company's specialists, the demand for Vredestein tires will continue to grow. And in the near future, the company plans to introduce the Vredestein brand to the Asian and North American markets.