MINSK, 9 February (BelTA) – A new shipment of Amkodor equipment has arrived in Nicaragua,
BelTA learned from the press service of Amkodor.
The partnership between Amkodor and the Republic of Nicaragua is gaining momentum. Under a major export contract for 2025–2027, a third batch of machinery has been delivered to the customer, further increasing the presence of Belarusian equipment on Nicaragua’s roads and construction sites.
The new shipment includes 11 Amkodor 211 universal skid-steer loaders, 6 AMKODOR 732 excavator-loaders, 9 AMKODOR 352 front-end loaders, 4 AMKODOR 6622V self-propelled vibratory rollers, and 3 AMKODOR EO-3223A excavators. All machines are adapted to the local tropical climate, and are fully customized to take into consideration the customer’s requirements.
Deliveries are supported by comprehensive service: Amkodor specialists work on-site to commission the equipment and train personnel. This approach ensures efficient, trouble-free operation from day one.
“The first batch is already in active use with municipal operators. It has performed well, and we are receiving feedback, staying in touch with customers, and providing operational guidance as needed,” said Yuri Zimogorov, head of the special vehicle service bureau at Amkodor. “The second batch is undergoing pre-sale preparation and will also be delivered to customers shortly.”
Yuri Zimogorov is currently in Nicaragua, where he is training local specialists and overseeing equipment commissioning.
The expansion of Amkodor’s presence in Nicaragua underscores the consistent implementation of the company’s export strategy and reinforces the global confidence in Belarusian machinery. The equipment is already deployed in transport and urban infrastructure development, construction, and public works, supporting key economic objectives in the country.