Indonesia to import 105,000 India vehicles


The vehicles will support the government’s Red and White Rural Cooperatives programme. — The Jakarta Post

JAKARTA: State-owned agriculture enterprise PT Agrinas Pangan Nusantara has partnered with Indian automotive giants Mahindra and Tata Motors to procure 105,000 vehicles for the government’s Red and White Rural Cooperatives programme.

The announcement comes as Indonesia pushes for self-sufficiency in many industries, and critics say domestic carmakers, which are grappling with weak consumer demand, would have adequate capacity to meet such an order.

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