Hendrickson Acquires Reyco Granning
Hendrickson’s acquisition of Reyco Granning will give the company an opportunity to expand both its product reach and manufacturing footprint.
Reyco Granning's primary product lines include suspension solutions for motorhomes, commercial trucks, emergency response vehicles, specialty trailers, buses, and the aftermarket.
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Hendrickson has announced the acquisition of the Reyco Granning suspension business. Based in Mt. Vernon, Missouri, Reyco Granning specializes in manufacturing and marketing suspension solutions for heavy and medium-duty vehicles.
Complimentary Product Offerings
Reyco Granning's primary product lines include suspension solutions for motorhomes, commercial trucks, emergency response vehicles, specialty trailers, buses, and the aftermarket sector.
The Reyco Granning brand will continue to operate independently under its existing name for the foreseeable future, maintaining its market identity and ensuring continuity in operations and customer service.
“We are excited about this acquisition, as it provides a platform for Hendrickson to expand our reach and manufacturing footprint. Reyco Granning will enhance our overall product portfolio and ultimately better serve our customers in the commercial vehicle industry; we look forward to promoting the Reyco Granning brand as part of our ride solutions portfolio,” said Matt Joy, president and chief executive officer of Hendrickson.
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