Sany Heavy Industry strengthens presence with inauguration of new regional office in Kolkata

The inauguration of the Kolkata Regional Office highlights the company's dedication to customer-centricity, operational excellence, and market leadership.

07 May 2024 | 3518 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau

Sany Heavy Industry India Pvt Ltd has announced the opening of its new Regional Office in Kolkata. Strategically located, the newly established office aims to provide enhanced accessibility and support for Sany's dealers, customers, and financiers in the East region.

Following the inauguration, the Sany India team engaged in productive one-on-one meetings with dealers, focusing on collaborative growth strategies tailored specifically for the East region.

"We are excited to expand our presence in Kolkata, a dynamic business hub in the East," commented Deepak Garg, Vice President & Managing Director of Sany Heavy Industry India. "This new Regional Office underscores our steadfast commitment to delivering superior service and support to our esteemed dealers and customers."

Shashank Pandey, Excavator Business Unit Head, shared "With this strategic investment, we aim to strengthen our partnerships and drive mutual success in the East region. We look forward to leveraging our expertise and resources to fuel growth and innovation."

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