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Mahindra Ag North America and AEM Celebrate the Power Behind Manufacturing

Houston, Texas – This week, Mahindra Ag North America (MAgNA), the world leader in farm tractor sales by volume, hosted a joint event with the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) at its Houston headquarters. AEM’s national bus tour, which stopped in Houston, the equipment manufacturing capital of the country, highlighted MAgNA’s contributions to the state’s economy and manufacturing industry. These companies are the lifeblood of our economy, driving employment and commerce, while enriching the fabric of our communities.

MAgNA opened its doors to the local community’s students and educators to honor the 345,000 Texans – and 2.3 million men and women nationwide – who build, power and feed the world through equipment manufacturing. This event recognized the company’s hundreds of U.S. employees and family-owned dealers across the country, who work together to deliver the toughest tractors and utility vehicles to farmers, property owners and workers.

“For over 30 years, Mahindra Ag North America has proudly stood at the intersection of innovation and purpose in the manufacturing landscape,” said Viren Popli, President & CEO, Mahindra Ag North America. “This event provided a chance to celebrate manufacturing, our U.S. heritage, and connect with students to explore career opportunities in agriculture and manufacturing.”

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