STREIT Group successful delivery of more than 750 armored vehicles

The STREIT Group, a Canadian armoured vehicle manufacturer, reported results from the third year, showing strong results.

According to the company, the STREIT Group successful delivery of more than 750 military and commercial armored vehicles in this year. Armored vehicles product range manufactured by STREIT Group ranges from luxury security vehicles to Armored Personnel Carriers and MRAP’s.

The company is a leading privately owned armored vehicles manufacturer with over 2 million sq. feet of the production floor and operates 12 state-of-the-art production facilities around the world.

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The end users are basically Government entities belongs to the Middle East and African region and confidential due to the privacy policy. It is known that the company supplied its new armored vehicles to Nigeria, Libya, Tunisia, Ukraine and other countries.

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