EXCLUSIVE: BRAZIL: Maxion to invest $US15 million in new diesel launches

Maxion International Motores will invest $US15 million this year launching new locally-made diesel engines, writes Rogério Louro Alves. The first engine, a 2.8-litre unit developing 135 hp, will debut in May.

bcusack March 20, 2001

Maxion
International Motores will invest $US15 million this year launching new locally-made
diesel engines, writes Rogério Louro Alves.

The first engine, a 2.8-litre unit developing 135 hp, will debut in May.

The company expects sales to grow eight percent in 2001 after selling engines
worth $US275 million last year.

Maxion plans to invest $US50 million in its plants in Brazil and Argentina
over the next five years.

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