Tuesday, 25 June 2013

Alliance Motors invest $2.7 billion in Ghana | GGAgriculture

Invest in Ghana | GGAgriculture
Alliance Motors Ghana, the new custodian for Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles in Ghana, on Thursday announced ambitious plans to invest 2.75 billion dollars in products and facilities to sustain growth of the company.

The Company, which had completed the take-over of franchise facilities from Fairlop and PHC Motors Limited to support Jaguar and Land Rover customers with servicing of vehicles, is expected to roll out the investment package from now to March 2014 financial year.
Alliance Motors Ghana has ambitious plans within the Ghana motor industry. The country has significant demand for Land Rover products and a booming economy that will support Jaguar growth.


Nigel Clarke, Operations Director of Jaguar Land Rover Sub-Sahara Africa (JLRSSA), made the announcement at a ceremony organised in Accra to inform the public that Alliance Motors Ghana had been appointed by the JLRSSA, a subsidiary of Tata Africa Holdings Ghana Limited, to serve as the only fully functional Jaguar Land Rover franchise holder in Ghana.


Mr Clarke observed that the business prospects for the company is high due to the country's oil and gas industry and stable political climate, stressing that "Ghana has significant demand for Land Rover products and a booming economy that will support Jaguar growth". He added that "Ghana is an important Sub-Saharan market for Jaguar Land Rover and we saw a 14% growth year on year."

sources: www.businessghana.com /www.ghanamma.com

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