Ardent Maschinfabrik has collaborated with Strassmayr, a European producer of road repairing and maintenance machines, having worldwide network of local distributors in over 60 countries. Due to extensive experience in their respective fields, both the players have jointly created and developed a new line of asphalt plants, for win-win cooperation. The alliance has allowed Ardent to expand the sales market for manufactured components and further develop plants on behalf of new requirements and expectations of new group of customers from Strassmayr. This has led for Strassmayr to enter the market through their existing strong dealership in over 60 countries with asphalt batch plants, thus strengthening the market position and meeting expectations of a constantly growing group of customers.

Commending on the occasion, Ryszard Sowa, CEO, Strassmayr, said, ?Cooperation with Ardent gives Strassmayr entry to a new and higher level of companies offering the most sophisticated plants, greater recognition in the worldwide market and of course an increase of turnover.? The collaboration will create the possibility of competing with the biggest companies in the world offering asphalt plants, getting a chance of direct competition, requiring continuous technology and quality development, based on customer?s feedback.

Ashok Tanna, Managing Director, Ardent Maschinfabrik said, ?We are really looking forward to this collaboration. Associating with such a major brand is thrilling, as well as a huge responsibility because it comes with a lot of expectations. It will definitely give us various opportunities for market requirements worldwide.?

Formerly Linnhoff India and now a part of Ardent Group, Ardent Maschinfabrik started operations by distributing Lintec and Linnhoff asphalt plants in India in 2012. The company has a full-fledged manufacturing facility with 100 per cent components manufactured and sourced in India in its Pune plant since April 2013. The group is diversified into many other areas of infrastructure through their interest in road maintenance equipment and mining, holding the brands of Trencor and Jetpatcher.