Manufacturing

To bring its world-class vehicles to market, the company has partnered with Boroko Motors, starting with five dealerships in key locations across the country.

Mahindra automotive products will be launched in Papua New Guinea, starting with Mahindra Pik-Up in single-cabin and double-cabin variants, Bolero Pik-Up and Supro Maxitruck.

“This class-leading range of vehicles has bold design, unmatched capability, powerful performance and superior comfort that make them ideal for both, smooth city driving and to handle tough roads.”

Prime Minister James Marape made the announcement on Thursday, May 25^th, when meeting with Lae’s private sector.

Marape thanked employers for remaining loyal to PNG for the past decades despite the deteriorating business environment.

“Those incentives will be announced very soon, in fact, within the six months going forward before the 2024 budget is brought in,” he stated. “We will announce certain incentives that we will be giving to the manufacturing sector and more so, agriculture, forestry and fisheries based here in our country.”