Monday, March 30, 2026
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Agri Heavy Machinery Inc. (AHMI) continues to invest in technical excellence by sending Senior Mechanics Mustaq Imbrahim, Churaman Samlall, and Raul Gomes to a three-day comprehensive Kobelco Service Training program in Katy, Texas.
The training provided in-depth, hands-on experience in advanced diagnostics, hydraulic systems, electrical systems, and mechatronic technologies across multiple Kobelco excavator models.
Accompanying the technical team were AHMI Directors Steven Sugrim and Dillon Sugrim, who engaged in strategic management discussions focused on strengthening the Kobelco dealership in Guyana. These meetings were centered on enhancing service capability, technical support, and overall customer experience.
This initiative reinforces AHMI’s ability to deliver faster diagnostics, reduced downtime, and manufacturer-aligned service—setting us apart within the heavy-duty machinery industry and ensuring continued, reliable support for Kobelco customers across Guyana (Press release)
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