Hinopak is planning to export buses and trucks to the Middle East and Africa to help reduce the country’s trade deficit, said the company’s CEO, Hideya Lijima. The company has a 65 per cent share in truck and bus manufacturing in
Hinopak is planning to take annual exports to 400 buses, earning $30 million per year for the country, said Deputy General Manager Hinopak, Ahmed Rauf. He added that production of 25 buses for export cost Rs160 million.
They were speaking at a ceremony organised to celebrate the first batch of exports on Tuesday.
Hinopak, established in 1986, will ship 25 buses this month to Emirates Transport for school and staff segments.
Lijima mentioned that the buses were designed taking the UAE and its geography, climate and economy into consideration. “Export of buses and trucks from
“The company is striving to continuously tap prospective markets of
“Japanese experts inspect the buses before they are exported. Maintaining standards of quality is always our first priority,” Sheikh added.
Sheikh said that export of vehicles will have a good impact on
“Hinopak Motors has the government’s full support in its endeavour to increase the export capacity,” said Chief Executive of Trade Development Authority of Pakistan, Mohibullah Shah.
“I would like to see exports from present 25 units to 25,000 units in coming years,” he added. “It is an honour for
Shah reminded everyone that
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