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The vehicles will be delivered to a leading mining company and a government organization, reflecting growing recognition of JMC pickups in overseas markets.
313 JMC Grand Avenue and Vigus Pickups Delivered to Ghana
A total of 313 JMC Grand Avenue and Vigus pickups will be delivered to Asante Gold Corporation, one of Ghana’s leading gold producers.
During mining field tests in 2025, the vehicles were tested under challenging conditions, including rough terrain and intensive operations.
With strong power, reliable performance, and excellent adaptability, the pickups are well suited for mining applications such as staff transportation, geological surveys, and material delivery.
With support from local partner FET AUTO, JMC has also established a local service network to support vehicle operation and maintenance.
The delivery further strengthens JMC’s presence in West Africa’s mining, infrastructure, and engineering sectors.
201 JIM Re-Max Pickups Support Public Services in Nigeria
Meanwhile, 201 JIM Re-Max pickups have been shipped to Nigeria for the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria.
As an important organization for local governance, the association is responsible for public administration, security patrols, customs inspections, and other public services, requiring vehicles with high reliability and durability.
The bulk order highlights the recognition of JIM Re-Max pickups by Nigerian government organizations.
With support from local partner Cedric Masters, the vehicles will support local public services and further enhance JIM’s presence in the West African market.
Expanding West Africa Presence
The shipment of more than 500 pickups marks another step in JMCG’s expansion in West Africa.
By developing vehicles tailored to local applications and strengthening local service capabilities, JMCG continues to improve its competitiveness in international markets.
Going forward, JMCG will continue expanding its global presence and providing reliable commercial vehicle solutions for customers worldwide.
