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Scania Secures 300 Truck Order From Ukraine

July 2008 | Company News Alert

Swedish truck and bus manufacturer Scania AB has secured an order to supply 300 trucks to Ukrainian transport company Europa-Trans. The order is a significant move, as it marks Scania's largest single transaction in Ukraine to date.

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