The company is developing new operational hubs that combine manufacturing, aftersales support and customer services, while also increasing the visibility of its agricultural machinery portfolio in major regional markets.

Argentina

In Argentina, Zoomlion has begun preparing administrative and manufacturing facilities at a site in the northern area of Buenos Aires Province.

The company will make its direct debut in the Argentine market during the 2026 edition of the agricultural exhibition AgroActiva, scheduled for June 3-6 in Armstrong, Santa Fe. The display will include tractors, forage equipment and other agricultural machines.

Brazil

At the same time, Zoomlion is building a new aftersales service and spare parts center in Indaiatuba, São Paulo State.

The company is marking 10 years of operations in Brazil and currently offers a tractor range from 75 HP to 350 HP in the agricultural segment.

At Agrishow 2026, Zoomlion also showcased one of its hybrid tractor models, highlighting the company’s efforts to gain market share through proprietary technology developments.

Key Figures

• New administrative and manufacturing facility under development in Argentina

• New aftersales and parts center under construction in Indaiatuba, Brazil

• 10 years of presence in the Brazilian market

• Agricultural tractor range in Brazil: 75-350 HP

• New service center inaugurated in Aguascalientes, Mexico

Mexico

Zoomlion has also opened a new service center in Aguascalientes, Mexico, as part of its broader Latin American growth strategy.

According to the company, the facility integrates product demonstrations, technical training, aftersales support, maintenance services and customer assistance.

The center is intended to serve as a regional platform supporting customers throughout Latin America and strengthening the company’s service network across the region.

Market Context

The expansion reflects the growing importance of Latin America in the global agricultural machinery industry. By investing simultaneously in production capabilities, distribution infrastructure and aftersales services, Zoomlion is positioning itself to compete more aggressively in markets traditionally dominated by established North American, European and regional manufacturers.

The new facilities suggest the company is pursuing a long-term growth strategy focused not only on equipment sales, but also on local support capabilities, an increasingly important factor for farmers and contractors when selecting machinery brands.