CNH invests 50 million in Italy, expands tractor range in Jesi
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CNH, an Italian agricultural machinery group owned by Exor, is investing €50 million in its facilities in Jesi and Modena, and its research and development center in San Matteo. The investment aims to expand the range of tractors produced, with a focus on higher-power and larger models to help farmers adapt to climate change and reduced harvesting times.
The Jesi plant will receive €15 million and produce a new tractor model, while €35 million will go to the San Matteo center and Modena site. The upgrades are expected to increase production at Jesi by around 350 machines this year.
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