JCB Unveils JCB NXT 225 and JCB NXT 221LC Fuelmaster in Nepal
Equipment

JCB Unveils JCB NXT 225 and JCB NXT 221LC Fuelmaster in Nepal

JCB announced the launch of the JCB NXT 225 and JCB NXT 221LC Fuelmaster excavators in Nepal, setting a new benchmark in fuel efficiency, power, and productivity within the excavator category. As per the company's official Linkedin handle, the unveiling was led by Deepak Shetty, MD & CEO of JCB India, and Vishnu Agarwal of MAW, Nepal, marking a significant milestone for Nepal’s construction and infrastructure sector. The event, which saw over 550 customers, financers, and associations in attendance, also included 11 key handovers, further strengthening JCB's presence and impact in Nepal's growing market.

JCB announced the launch of the JCB NXT 225 and JCB NXT 221LC Fuelmaster excavators in Nepal, setting a new benchmark in fuel efficiency, power, and productivity within the excavator category. As per the company's official Linkedin handle, the unveiling was led by Deepak Shetty, MD & CEO of JCB India, and Vishnu Agarwal of MAW, Nepal, marking a significant milestone for Nepal’s construction and infrastructure sector. The event, which saw over 550 customers, financers, and associations in attendance, also included 11 key handovers, further strengthening JCB's presence and impact in Nepal's growing market.

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Jindal Power to Acquire Gujarat-based Bhadreshwar Vidyut

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