Kubota Corp.’s acquisition of Great Plains was finalized on July 1 and leaders from both companies told dealers at its recent national dealer meeting in Kansas City, Mo., that it’s “business as usual.” Confirming messages from the earlier announcement of the pending acquisition, all five Great Plains divisions will operate as they have been with their infrastructure intact.
Kubota has had a marketing agreement with Great Plain’s Land Pride division since 2007 and expanded that…
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