Same Deutz Fahr signs technology agreement with Agromash
SDF has been chosen as the technological partner for the development of farming mechanisation in Kazakhstan, an objective that is an integral part of the national industrialisation plan that the Government and the Minister for the Development of Industry and Infrastructures are seeking to implement.
Under the terms of the agreement, signed in Kostanay, in the north of Kazakhstan, before the Kazakh Prime Minister Askar Mamin, SDF will supply its know-how in technological innovation and expertise developed in the production of high-power tractors and combine harvesters with the brand name Deutz-Fahr, to Agromash Holding, the main manufacturing hub for agricultural machinery in Kazakhstan.
SDF, chosen from a list of candidates that featured major international players in the sector, was selected for its technological knowledge, and its continual investments in R&D which focus on sustainable agriculture and precision farming. The Bergamo-based multinational, has eight production plants in Europe and Asia, 12 sales branches and 155 importers worldwide.
“We are proud to partner Agromash in this important international collaboration agreement”, said Lodovico Bussolati, CEO of SDF – “In almost a century in business, research for technological innovation has been the driver of our growth, and having the opportunity to contribute, with our skills, to the mechanisation of agriculture in the principal economic power of Central Asia is an acknowledgement of the hard work we put in every day to helping world agriculture grow in an increasingly sustainable direction”.
The partnership was facilitated by the mediation and support of the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Rome and the Italian Embassy in Nur-Sultan, and is part of SDF’s strategic process of international expansion, opening the door to one of the leading economic powers in Central Asia.
