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    Dunlop ploughs R1.7bn in KZN

    October 4, 2023
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    Dunlop, under the backing of its parent company SRI, will invest R1.7 billion in expanding its Ladysmith manufacturing plant in KZN.

    1. The investment will enhance Dunlop’s ability to produce passenger car tyres, contributing to increased production output and factory efficiency.
    2. The expansion will help meet the rising demand for tyres in South Africa and strengthen Dunlop’s position in the local original equipment market.
    3. The investment includes the introduction of new equipment aimed at reducing overall waste by 60% and minimizing power consumption.
    4. The expansion project is expected to create employment opportunities and contribute to the local economy. Dunlop has already hired 1,257 people over the past decade.
    5. The investment aligns with the goals of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s R2 trillion target for new investments in South Africa over the next five years.
    6. The investment demonstrates international investors’ confidence in the country and reflects progress made under the SA Automotive Master Plan.

    The investment by Dunlop in expanding tyre production capacity signifies a significant step toward enhancing the automotive industry and creating a positive economic impact in KZN.

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