The German manufacturer of Amazone agricultural and groundscare equipment shrugged of the coronavirus challenges to set a new record turnover for the 138-years old company.
At €537 million ($642.5 million), net sales were 15% up on the previous year’s €467 million ($558.7 million), a figure that had interrupted an upward trend in sales since 2015.
Joint managing directors Christian and Dr Justus Dreyer said: “This is an excellent result and a great…
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