HCME's new Lithuanian dealer

Hitachi Construction Machinery (Europe)/(HCME) has signed an agreement with Dominga (Domingos prekyba UAB), a new dealer in Lithuania, that will offer customers an extensive range of Hitachi construction machinery, including mini, medium and large excavators, wheel loaders and special application machines. Owned by Libra Holding and has two offices in the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius, and branches in the cities of Kaunas and Siauliai. Owned by Libra Holding and has two offices in the Lithuanian capital of
February 7, 2012 Read time: 1 min
Hitachi Construction Machinery (Europe)/(1139 HCME) has signed an agreement with 2370 Dominga (Domingos prekyba UAB), a new dealer in Lithuania, that will offer customers an extensive range of Hitachi construction machinery, including mini, medium and large excavators, wheel loaders and special application machines.

Owned by 2371 Libra Holding and has two offices in the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius, and branches in the cities of Kaunas and Siauliai.

"The country represents an important market for Hitachi and we look forward to working with Dominga to increase market share and create new business opportunities," says Paul Burger, HCME general manager international sales.
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