Two Fleets Sail Westward to Deepen West African Layout
Release time:
2026-08-03

Recently, JMCG has achieved new milestones in its overseas business. Over 500 units of pickups departed from Nanchang and destined for Ghana and Nigeria. The vehicles will be delivered to a leading mining enterprise and a government agency respectively, demonstrating the outstanding product strength and growing international recognition of JMCG pickups.

A total of 313 units of JMC Grand Avenue and Vigus pickups are being shipped to Ghana for Asante Gold Corporation, the renowned leading gold producer. During rigorous field tests under mining operating conditions in 2025, JMC Grand Avenue and Vigus delivered powerful performance and reliable quality with strong adaptability to rough terrain. They fully meet high-intensity operations including staff commuting in mining zones, geological survey and material transportation. local partner FET AUTO have established its mature local service network. This fleet order has further strengthened JMCG competitive edge in West Africa’s mining, infrastructure and engineering sectors.

Meanwhile, 201 units of JIM Re-Max pickups are dispatched to Nigeria for the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria. As the key body for grassroots governance, the association carries out public administration, security patrols and customs inspections, and maintains strict standards for sourced vehicles. This bulk delivery represents a strong testament to official recognition of Re-Max pickups. With dedicated support from local partner Cedric Masters, the fleet will bolster Nigeria’s grassroots governance and further elevate JIM’s brand in West Africa market.

The shipment of bulk orders represents a key achievement of JMCG’s strategy to deepen its presence in West Africa with products tailored to local demands. Going forward, JMCG will continue to explore overseas markets with high-quality vehicles and comprehensive localized service systems, contributing to the sound development of infrastructure, mining and public administration across West Africa.




