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Delta Equipment Limited, a subsidiary of Mantrac Group, has launched SEM, a global equipment brand, in Ghana to expand access to reliable, cost-effective machinery.
The launch is expected to provide businesses in agriculture, construction, road development, earthmoving and infrastructure with a wider range of equipment options.
The event brought together customers, industry stakeholders and media representatives for product presentations, technical discussions and live demonstrations of the machinery.
Managing Director of Delta Equipment Limited, Graham Dickinson, said the introduction of SEM will broaden the company’s equipment solutions for businesses across the country.
“SEM has established a strong reputation for producing robust, dependable equipment and the new models are designed to deliver reliability, productivity and value for money across a wide range of applications,” he said.
Four machines were showcased at the launch. They include the SEM 656F Wheel Loader, SEM 824F Dozer, SEM 512 Compactor and SEM 920F Motor Grader.
The machines are designed for activities such as agricultural land preparation, material handling, construction, road development, and other infrastructure projects.
Beyond the machinery, Delta Equipment offers customers parts support, technical training, field services, and financing options.
The company says the support package is intended to help customers maintain machine performance and productivity throughout the equipment’s operational life.
Established in 2010, Delta Equipment has branches in Accra, Kumasi, Takoradi and Tarkwa.
The company provides equipment and after-sales support nationwide and operates as a sister company to Mantrac Ghana within the Mantrac Group.
Through the group, Delta Equipment leverages technical expertise, parts support and service capabilities to support customers using SEM machinery in Ghana.
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