Majevica company from Backa Palanka plans to enter foreign markets – Tractors and tow machines soon in Africa too

The Majevica company from Backa Palanka has announced its entrance to international markets, with a special focus on African countries, where the Serbian industry has been present before.

At the ceremony on the occasion of the company’s 120th anniversary, director Radovan Komad emphasized that, at that moment, Majevica produced more than 150 different tow machines and three types of tractors and that a further development of the production program was planned.

The minister of agriculture, forestry and water management of Serbia, Dragan Glamocic, stated that over a half of the components for the tractors produced by Majevica were built in Serbia, making the company an important factor in achieving the country’s food sovereignty.

The minister of domestic and foreign trade of Serbia, Jagoda Lazarevic, announced institutional and trade support to companies like Majevica, which, according to her estimate, had the potential to become successful exporters. The focus of the competent ministry will be on the markets with which Serbia has good political relations and real possibilities for the placement of local products.

The ceremony in Backa Palanka ended with the presentation of over 100 products, including ten new models.

Majevica Holding a.d. Bačka Palanka

Ministarstvo poljoprivrede, šumarstva i vodoprivrede Republike Srbije

Ministarstvo unutrašnje i spoljne trgovine Republike Srbije

Majevica-servis d.o.o. Bačka Palanka

Majevica Bačka Palanka

Ministry of Agriculture Forestry and Water Management

Ministry of Domestic and Foreign Trade

Jagoda Lazarević

Dragan Glamočić

Radovan Komad

Majevica Holding ad Bačka Palanka

manufacture of tractors