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Continental investing in Sri Lanka solid tyre plant

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Conti’s Commercial Speciality Tyre range stretches from the warehouse to the field (Photo: Continental)

With an investment of around 13 million euros over the coming three years, Continental will enhance pre-production capacities at its Speciality Tires plant in Kalatura, Sri Lanka, thereby optimising the manufacturing process and limiting cross-country dependencies within the logistic supply chain. Continental anticipates that customers will benefit from better product availability. The investment will also create some 200 additional jobs.

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