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Ineos acquires Botswana-based conversion specialist Kavanga to move the Grenadier into the safari and conservation markets

IN its continued push to take over territories once the preserve of the traditional Defender, Ineos Automotive has acquired one of southern Africa’s most established vehicle conversion specialists, Kavango Engineering, based in Maun, northern Botswana. The business has been renamed Ineos Kavango.

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