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In 2022, Rottne Industri delivered 40 new forest machines to Canada.\u00a0Interest in the Swedish-made forest machinery continues to increase and Rottne has therefore chosen to invest in a property with modern premises on the other side of the Atlantic.<\/p>\n
''The investment in the North American market continues.\u00a0One step in this is that Rottne Canada goes from previously being tenants to now acquiring a property with modern premises,'' says Tobias Johansson, CEO of Rottne Industri, in a press release.<\/p>\n
For Rottne Canada, having its own premises means that the company can more easily continue with the investment that began a couple of years ago.\u00a0In recent years, the company has built a new network of dealers in the country with very good results, says Rottne.<\/p>\n
''In terms of sales, we see a clear rise of our machines, above all it is about our large forwarders, Rottne F18D and Rottne F20D, which account for 60 percent of the orders.\u00a0Interest has also skyrocketed in our harvesters, especially the Rottne H21D,'' says Niklas Lef\u00e9vre, sales and marketing manager at Rottne Industri.<\/p>\n
Rottne Canada was formed as a subsidiary of Rottne Industri in February 2008, mostly to provide a spare parts warehouse for the machines.\u00a0Since then, the company has leased its premises in Moncton, New Brunswick, on Canada's east coast, until last fall when the opportunity arose to purchase premises nearby.<\/p>\n
''We are happy to now have premises that will contribute to our success.\u00a0This means we can take better care of our customers and also have room to grow, which is one of our goals,'' says Denis Surette, site manager at Rottne Canada.<\/p>\n
In summary, 2022 was a successful year for Rottne Industri, which delivered a total of 192 machines, which is an all-time high.\u00a0And this year the company aims even higher.<\/p>\n
''The order books are fully signed and the goal is to deliver 220 machines, which feels very fun and exciting,'' says Tobias Johansson.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In 2022, Rottne Industri delivered 40 new forest machines to Canada.\u00a0Interest in the Swedish-made forest machinery continues to increase and Rottne has therefore chosen to invest in a property with modern premises on the other side of the Atlantic. ”The … Continue reading