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GRANIT PARTS Establishes Subsidiary in Canada

“Agriculture in Canada operates in a fast-changing environment, creating a strong need for dependable and high-performance technology,” says Farhan Kabir, CEO of GRANIT PARTS North America. “Downtime is extremely costly. That is why our goal is to support local repair shops and dealers as a dependable partner, enabling them to get their customers’ machines back into operation quickly. With the establishment of GRANIT PARTS Canada and our commitment to quality, speed, and excellent advice, we are positioning ourselves as a strong player in the Canadian spare parts business."

Through the powerful GRANIT web shop, B2B customers gain access to a range of more than 14 million items for all common brands. The focus is on spare parts and components for agricultural machinery and implements, hydraulics & shop equipment, garden & forestry, construction machinery and telehandlers. In addition to OEM spare parts and OES components, GRANIT PARTS offers a broad portfolio of high-performance premium private labels that stand for quality, reliability and practical suitability. This unique product range is complemented by service offerings and digitally connected workshop solutions.

Deliveries will be fulfilled from Germany through the nearly 1 million square foot (90,000 square meter) central warehouse at our headquarters in Heeslingen, as well as a new logistics center located in the Greater Toronto Area.

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