Doosan Invests Millions
in New Products and Services
and Finalizes Name Transition

 

Doosan Infracore America announces plans to continue to improve its products and services and has finalized the two-year change to Doosan-only branded heavy construction and compact equipment.

"Doosan Corporation has invested globally more than $55 million over the past five years to improve reliability and technology," said John Vandy, president and COO of Doosan Infracore America, Construction Equipment Division. "We continue to strive to become one of the world's five largest infrastructure support businesses. These additional enhancements to our products and services will help us achieve our goal."

In April 2005, Daewoo Heavy Industries and Machinery was acquired by Doosan Corporation, a 111-year-old company, and Doosan Infracore America was established. Since the acquisition, Doosan Infracore America has committed itself to providing efficient, durable products to the North American market. It introduced ten Tier III DX excavators and five Tier III DL wheel loaders and expanded its dealer network to better service the North American market.

Ranked fourth in the global medium and large crawler excavator market, Doosan Corporation experienced revenue of $15,5 billion in 2006. In North America, there are more than 70 Doosan dealers with over 130 locations and a North American Parts Distribution Center located in Atlanta, GA.

According to Mr. Vandy, customers can expect to see even more developments this year.

Source: Doosan Infracore America

 

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