“4 SCANIA P 440 vehicles are already operating in Ivano-Frankivsk, 4 vehicles are waiting in Kyiv for the journey to Ivano-Frankivsk, and we expect to receive 6 more vehicles in September 2024!” – this was reported by the company’s chief mechanic Serhiy Markov.

“Increasing our own fleet is an important component of the company’s economic independence. Therefore, understanding the requirements of our clients in Ivano-Frankivsk, with whom we have signed cooperation agreements, Astron signed an agreement to purchase these new 14 SCANIA P 440 vehicles!” – emphasized Serhiy Markov.

“Despite the war, we continue to update the company’s fleet. This will allow us to expand the geography of our work,” said Konstantin Mashnenkov, president of the ASTRON GROUP Association. Contracts for the purchase of equipment were signed back in February-March 2024.

“We have been working with ASTRON for a long time and are very proud of this cooperation. We are impressed by the reforms that Konstantin Mashnenkov’s team has carried out, it is very interesting to work with them now and watch how, despite the war, the company continues to move forward! I am sure that this contract for the supply of 14 units of equipment, namely SCANIA P 440 vehicles, will be only an intermediate stage of our many years of work,” said Dmytro Panchenko, General Director of SCANIA CREDIT UKRAINE LLC.

“Our experience and many years of partnership with SCANIA have allowed us to find the most effective solution for our fleet. After all, the efficiency of vehicle use is an integral part of a successful business. Today, with the transfer of SCANIA P 440 vehicles, our cooperation continues: we are aware of the needs of our partner and set ourselves the goal of providing quality service that will allow Astron to optimize its fleet costs as much as possible,” the General Director noted.

“When we talk about a truck, we understand that it must combine reliability, economy, and large cargo potential. Scania meets all three of these conditions,” concluded our conversation, Sergey Markov.