Rosslyn Deal: Mashatile Wants Chery Backing Township Businesses

South Africa: Mashatile Calls for Local Suppliers to Benefit From Chery Investment

[SAnews.gov.za] Deputy President Paul Mashatile has called on Chinese vehicle manufacturer Chery International to prioritise local suppliers and youth-owned businesses as it establishes its first vehicle assembly plant in South Africa.

Rosslyn deal: Mashatile wants Chery backing township businesses

This past Friday, 3 July, Chery officially opened its Rosslyn factory, which it acquired from Nissan. The Rosslyn factory has been operating since 1963.

Chinese automaker Chery opens first South African manufacturing plant, eyes broader African market - People's Daily Online

South African Deputy President Paul Mashatile speaks at the launch ceremony of Chery's manufacturin

Chery Deepens Localization in South Africa With Factory Overhaul

Chery Deepens Localization in South Africa With Factory Overhaul - The Rosslyn plant, which the Chinese carmaker acquired from Nissan under a deal announced in January, will undergo lengthy retooling ahead of a production restart in mid-2027

Chinese automaker boosts South African employment

Chinese automaker Chery has formally taken over the Rosslyn vehicle manufacturing plant in Pretoria, marking its shift in South Africa from importing vehicles to building them locally.

Chery leads changing of the guard at Rosslyn

Chery's opening of a plant on the site where Nissan built cars for six decades represents a watershed in SA motor manufacturing history, writes ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK. The post Chery leads changing of the guard at Rosslyn appeared first on Gadget.