Ramzey to produce for Yamaha

Ramzey a company from Turkey will produce motorcycle to Yamaha, and this company will sell them in Africa. Ramzey is planning to produce 40,000 50 CC motorcycles for Yamaha this year. Within the next three years the company aims to increase that figure to 100,000.This will contribute 30 million Turkish Liras’s to the company’s annual income, according to Ramzey coordinator. Ramzey invested 5 million liras last year, when the global motorcycle market was facing significant negative .Ramzey increased its capacity 100 percent last year and created new employment opportunities as it increase the number of its employees by 35 percent.

“One of the reasons Yamaha chose us was our effectiveness in the African market. Turkey’s quality production and low cost duo does not exist in many other countries around the world.”

Ramzey produced 35,000 motorcycles last year, said Yalnız. The company, which managed to obtain growth last year, aims to establish a factory in Algeria this year. The company mainly exports to Algeria Tunisia, Morocco and Senegal.

I think that all the production of the motorcycle will help a lot to the economy to the company and in consequent to Turkey, because this motorcycle are being exported and have a lot of demand.Every year they are producing more and the income is increasing, so this benefits a lot. Not only for all the income that they are obtaining also because fo the employment that they are producing, because they need people to produce this motorcycles and also this benefits the economy. Thanks to this company Turkey can be seen as a good country to invest, because of the quality of production.

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