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JCB India Opens New 3S Facility with Badrika Automotive in Rewa
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JCB India Opens New 3S Facility with Badrika Automotive in Rewa

JCB India has announced the opening of a new 3S (Sales, Service, and Spares) facility in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, through its dealership partner, Badrika Automotive. Spanning 20,000 sq ft, this modern facility will cater to the growing demand for construction and mining equipment in the region. It will offer JCB’s complete range of products along with dedicated after-sales support, ensuring efficient service delivery to customers across the area.

The new facility marks a significant milestone in JCB India’s efforts to strengthen its presence in Madhya Pradesh, a state emerging as a key industrial hub. With the region's on-going infrastructure development and increasing connectivity via rail, road, and air, the demand for reliable construction equipment and support services is steadily rising.

At the inauguration, Deepak Shetty, CEO & MD, JCB India, highlighted the state’s potential and JCB’s commitment to supporting its growth. He said, “Madhya Pradesh is witnessing significant industrial growth, supported by future-ready infrastructure and expanding connectivity through rail, road, and air. As one of the leading states in mineral production, the region also holds immense potential for mining operations. With our advanced product lineup and robust support systems, JCB and Badrika Automotive are ready to play a key role in the state’s on-going development journey.”

The facility underlines JCB’s customer-centric approach and dedication to delivering quality solutions backed by strong local support.

JCB India has announced the opening of a new 3S (Sales, Service, and Spares) facility in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, through its dealership partner, Badrika Automotive. Spanning 20,000 sq ft, this modern facility will cater to the growing demand for construction and mining equipment in the region. It will offer JCB’s complete range of products along with dedicated after-sales support, ensuring efficient service delivery to customers across the area. The new facility marks a significant milestone in JCB India’s efforts to strengthen its presence in Madhya Pradesh, a state emerging as a key industrial hub. With the region's on-going infrastructure development and increasing connectivity via rail, road, and air, the demand for reliable construction equipment and support services is steadily rising. At the inauguration, Deepak Shetty, CEO & MD, JCB India, highlighted the state’s potential and JCB’s commitment to supporting its growth. He said, “Madhya Pradesh is witnessing significant industrial growth, supported by future-ready infrastructure and expanding connectivity through rail, road, and air. As one of the leading states in mineral production, the region also holds immense potential for mining operations. With our advanced product lineup and robust support systems, JCB and Badrika Automotive are ready to play a key role in the state’s on-going development journey.” The facility underlines JCB’s customer-centric approach and dedication to delivering quality solutions backed by strong local support.

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