Bus Assembly Company in Costa Rica

The assembly plant in Costa Rica is preparing six units which will soon be sold to clients in the Dominican Republic, as part of their regional expansion plans, revealed its president Max Anderson.

The company also has plans to sell units to Panama. This will be made possible thanks to the plant having undergone a process of modernization which has given it the capacity to produce between 300 and 500 units per year, reported ElFinancierocr.com.

In Costa Rica Daewoo has to compete with a wide range of imported brands including Mercedes Benz, Volskwagen, Busscar, Marco Polo, Handy Bus, Comil, Caio and Blue Bird, among others.

Source: elfinancierocr.com

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