Mahindra SA signs MoU explore feasibility of increased auto production in South Africa
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Mahindra SA signs MoU explore feasibility of increased auto production in South Africa

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Johannesburg, Feb 26 : Mahindra South Africa, the local subsidiary of the Indian automative giant, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Industrial Development Corporation to undertake an in-depth feasibility study on the potential establishment of a Completely Knocked Down vehicle assembly facility in the country. “Reaching the milestone of our 25,000th locally assembled Pik Up is testament to Mahindra’s growing footprint and long-term commitment to South Africa," said Rajesh Gupta, CEO of Mahindra South Africa. The MoU marks a significant step in evaluating the potential for expanded local manufacturing, with a detailed study set to examine key factors such as South Africa’s automotive industry incentives, export market potential, workforce development, and supply chain infrastructure. Acting Divisional Executive for Industry Planning and Project Development at the IDC Rian Coetzee said Mahindra’s commitment to the feasibility study aligns with the objectives of the South African Automotive Master Plan 2035, which aims to strengthen the competitiveness of the country as an automotive assembly location.

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