Doosan Infracore Co. will provide 15,000 small-sized diesel and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) G2 forklift engines to Chinese forklift maker, Linde China Forklift Truck Corp.
Based on the deal signed by the two firms, the South Korean construction equipment maker would deliver the engines from 2023 to 2027.
The engines will be mounted on Linde China Forklift Truck's forklifts under 3.5 tons to be exported to North America and Europe.
The South Korean construction equipment maker did not reveal the value of the deal.
Doosan Infracore also signed deals to provide engines to Italian tractor maker Arbos, German forklift maker Kion, Chinese tractor maker YTO and Chinese forklift maker Baoli.


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