Kverneland Group, one of Europe’s largest farm machinery manufacturers, has begun a major program of factory improvements and upgrades having secured approval for a major investment plan from new owner Kubota Corp. of Japan.
Speaking to Ag Equipment Intelligence (AEI) Europe correspondent at a launch event in Germany, Kverneland Group CEO Ingvald Løyning said funds totalling more than $135 million could be spent at the group’s major competence centers over the next 3…
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