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Pioneer Plant has been selected at the new Authorised Doosan Dealer for Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Cambridgeshire and the PE and NG postcode areas of South Lincolnshire in the UK.
Pioneer Plant is now solely responsible for sales and servicing of the Doosan crawler, wheeled and mini/midi excavator, wheel loader, articulated dump truck and attachment ranges in this area.
As the latest addition to the UK dealer network for the Doosan Construction, Quarrying and Mining Equipment range, Brian Conn and Steve Corner, joint partners in Pioneer Plant, offer over 40 years of plant dealership experience for both new and used equipment. Together, Brian, Steve and their team provide a wealth of knowledge and expertise to advise and support customers with their plant purchases and how Doosan products can be used in their businesses.
He said: "Pioneer Plant is delighted to be representing the Doosan brand in Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Cambridgeshire and South Lincolnshire. As well as many new prospects, there is a high existing population of Doosan machines in our area which we have taken under our wing. We have received a great response from customers and have already secured orders for over 25 new Doosan machines.
"I head up the Sales operation at Pioneer Plant and Steve is responsible for the aftersales, covering service support and all other aspects of the aftermarket for our customers. We guarantee a fast response for all our customers, as we are based in the Woodside Business Park on the outskirts of Leicester with easy transport links via the A46, only minutes away from the M1 motorway."
Anthony Pearce, UK & Nordics Regional Sales Leader for Doosan Infracore Europe, said: "We are very pleased to appoint Pioneer Plant as a new Doosan dealer. They will bring tremendous expertise and a new focus for our customers in Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Cambridgeshire and South Lincolnshire. Pioneer Plant will offer an unrivalled level of service and customer support in this vibrant part of the East Midlands market."
