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Well...
As far as i know, Doosan after purchasing Bobcat appeared to be in some kind of trouble. There were some rumours, that they overinvested.
Prehaps that's why they excluded forklifts from Doosan Infracore and created a new company - DIV (Doosan Industrial Vehicle).
And, as some birds are singing - it's for sale.
I don't think they are the candidate for NACCO trucks branch purchase.
  • Posted 1 Sep 2015 19:05
  • By Karait
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