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2017
BMW SA to invest another R160m in Rosslyn plantBy:Contributing Editor Online AUTOMOTIVE BMW Group South Africa (BMW SA) will invest an additional R160-million into its Rosslyn manufacturing facility to enhance production linespeed. The enhancement raises the maximum production capacity by almost 10%, from 71 000 units to 76 000 units, leaving the plant with potential in the future to produce the highest volume in its 44-year history.
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