Projects to increase AGCO Corp.’s tractor-making capacity at existing facilities in North America and Europe are reportedly on track to start assembling products this year. With the development of more powerful Sisu engineers, greater independence from outside power unit suppliers is clearly the goal of the company’s latest engine developments.
Construction work worth around $6 million was completed at AGCO’s Challenger facility in Jackson, Minn., in November and final preparations are now being made to…
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