BMW Investment2015-11-16 to 2015-11-23

South Africa

BMW invests R6bn in SARosslyn awarded X3 contractPretoriaNews (Dailies, 15124 circ.) page: 15

BMW WILL invest R6 billion in South Africa after awarding a contract to its plant in Ross- lyn in Pretoria for the pro- duction of the new generation BMW X3 for the domestic and export markets. Trade and Industry Minis- ter Rob Davies said yesterda

17 November 2015

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South Africa

BMW invests R6bn in SARosslyn awarded X3 contractCapeTimes (Dailies, 31548 circ.) page: 15

BMW WILL invest R6 billion in South Africa after awarding a contract to its plant in Ross- lyn in Pretoria for the pro- duction of the new generation BMW X3 for the domestic and export markets. Trade and Industry Minis- ter Rob Davies said yesterday

17 November 2015

AVE: R45135,09

South Africa

BMW invests R6bn in SAMercury,The (Dailies, 27392 circ.) page: 15

BMW WILL invest R6 billion in South Africa after awarding a contract to its plant in Ross- lyn in Pretoria for the pro- duction of the new generation BMW X3 for the domestic and export markets. Trade and Industry Minis- ter Rob Davies said yesterday

17 November 2015

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South Africa

BMW to invest in local X3 assemblyCitizen,The(Daily) (Dailies, 55875 circ.) page: 20

The BMW Group will invest R6 billion at its Rosslyn plant, north of Pretoria. to enable it to produce the next generation X3 within the next few years. BMW has produced the 3 Series at the plant for more than two decades. This will continue until the

17 November 2015

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South Africa

BMW invests R6bn in SARosslyn awarded X3 contractStarEarly (Dailies, 105686 circ.) page: 15

BMW WILL invest R6 billion in South Africa after awarding a contract to its plant in Ross` lyn in Pretoria for the pro` duction of the new generation BMW X3 for the domestic and export markets. Trade and lndustry Minis` ter Rob Davies said yesterd

17 November 2015

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South Africa

BMW`s R6bn SA boostCash vvill beused to produceX35 at RosslynTheTimes (Hybrid, 145090 circ.) page: 8

BMW AG will invest more than R6-billion in the carmaker` s South African operations to start produc- tion of the latest model of its X3 sport-utility vehicle. The X3 will replace the assembly of the German company` s 3-Series sedan at the Rosslyn pla

17 November 2015

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South Africa

BMW to invest R6bn in SA to build new X3 sports utility vehicleHerald,The (Dailies, 21972 circ.) page: 7

GERMAN-ownecl car maker BMW SA and its suppliers plan to invest more than R6-billion to build a new vehicle in South Africa. The company said yester- day that it will stop building the 3-Series and replace it with the X3 sports utility ve- hicle. Th

17 November 2015

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South Africa

BMW steek R6 miljard in SA om X3 hier te bouVolksblad-Daily (Dailies, 19015 circ.) page: 10

BMW gaau $417 miljoen of so- Wat R6 miljard in Suid-Afrika bel om sy aauleg in Rosslyn, uoord V311 Pretoria, te 11I`bOl1 sodat sy X3-sport11utsvoertuig daar gebou kau Word, Die X3 Word op die OO111bl1k uet by BMW se aauleg 111 Suid- Caro1111a 111 die

17 November 2015

AVE: R10893,12

South Africa

BMW investment growsNewAge,The (Dailies, 100000 circ.) page: 1

LEADING luxury car manufacturer BMW SA said yesterday that it would invest more than R6bn at its Ros` slyn plant in Pretoria to start production of the newest version of its X3 sport utility vehicle (SUV). The investment is one of the biggest in the

17 November 2015

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South Africa

BMW SA plants R6bn in PretoriaNewAge,The (Dailies, 100000 circ.) page: 15

LEADING luxury car manufacturer BMW SA said yesterday that it would invest more than R6bn (S417m) at its Rosslyn plant in Pretoria to start pro- duction of the newest version of its X3 sport utility vehicle (SUV). The investment is one of the biggest

17 November 2015

AVE: R87643,12

South Africa

BMW`s R6bn SA plant planCapeArgusLate (Dailies, 33297 circ.) page: 11

BMW` s South African unit plans to invest R6 billion at its plant in Pretoria, Where the Gernian compa- ny Will nianufacture its new X55 niodel for export and local sale. The X3 is one of the niost success- ful H1()(ll ranges for BMW, the World` s bi

17 November 2015

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South Africa

Carmaker BMW to invest R6bn in SADailyNews (Dailies, 27989 circ.) page: 6

BMW`s South African unit plans to invest R6 billion at its plant in Pretoria, where the German carmaker would man- ufacture its new X3 model for export and local sale. The X3 is one of the most successful model ranges for BMW. the world`s biggest lux

17 November 2015

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South Africa

BMW invests R6bn in SARosslyn awarded X3 contractStarLate (Dailies, 105686 circ.) page: 15

BMW WILL invest R6 billion in South Africa after awarding a contract to its plant in Rosslyn in Pretoria for the pro- duction of the new generation BMW X3 for the domestic and export markets. Trade and lndustry Minis- ter Rob Davies said yesterday t

17 November 2015

AVE: R89318,57

South Africa

BMW to dig deep for SA plant upgradeDailyDispatch (Dailies, 26684 circ.) page: 10

GERMAN car maker BMW is to invest more than R6-billion in its South African subsidiary to build the nextgeneration X3 sports utility vehicle, the com- pany have announced. The manufacturing of the X3 will replace that of the 3-series sedan, which ha

18 November 2015

AVE: R11395,52

South Africa

Agoa now on trackSA and US iron out problemsStarEarly (Dailies, 105686 circ.) page: 15

TRADE and lndustry Minister Rob Davies is confident the government will seal the deal with the US on the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa) and the trade benefits squabble well ahead of the US` s 60-day deadline to fix any disagreements. He to

18 November 2015

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South Africa

Agoa now on trackSA and US iron out problemsPretoriaNews (Dailies, 15124 circ.) page: 13

TRADE and Industry Minister Rob Davies is confident the government will seal the deal with the US on the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa) and the trade benefits squabble well ahead of the US` s 60-day deadline to fix any disagreements. He

18 November 2015

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South Africa

Agua now on trackSA and US iron out problemsCapeTimes (Dailies, 31548 circ.) page: 13

TRADE and lndustry Minister Rob Davies is confident the government will seal the deal with the US on the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa) and the trade benefits squabble well ahead of the US` s 60-day deadline to fiX any disagreements. He to

18 November 2015

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South Africa

Davies denies investors cowed by billBusinessDay (Dailies, 30699 circ.) page: 2

CAPE TOWN - There are no signs that the planned adoption of the Promotion of Investment Bill has frightened off foreign investors, Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies said yesterday. His remarks at a media briefing ahead of the National Assembly d

18 November 2015

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South Africa

R6bn BMW boost for countryCapeTimes (Dailies, 31548 circ.) page: 4

Pretoria mayor Kgosientso Ramokgopa, who is currently in Bonn, Germany has welcomed the news that BMW has made a R6 billion investment in Pretoria` s Rosslyn plant. Ramokgopa said yesterday the news could not have come at a better time for South Afri

18 November 2015

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South Africa

BMW gives SA the thumbs upNewAge,The (Dailies, 100000 circ.) page: 18

THE decision of leading car manufacturer BMW to invest more than R6bn at its Rosslyn plant, north of Pretoria, is to be welcomed. While the usual local whinging lobby has been bleating non-stop about the state of the South African economy and the fut

18 November 2015

AVE: R22059,16

South Africa

Total realignmentFinancialMail (Consumer, 20343 circ.) page: 27

After 32 years of building more than 1m 3-Series cars, BMW SA has to reinvent itself. Monday` s announcement that the Ger- man parent company is to spend over R6bn turning its SA subsidiary into a manufac- turer of X3 sports utility vehicles means an

19 November 2015

AVE: R156088,20

South Africa

Car sector outshines othersCapeTimes (Dailies, 31548 circ.) page: 16

AS South Africa`s economy languishes near a recession there is one major success story: the car industry While mining companies such as Anglo American Plat- inum and Lonmin are among businesses cutting jobs and output in Africa` s most-indus- triali

19 November 2015

AVE: R37585,02

South Africa

Car sector outshines othersPretoriaNews (Dailies, 15124 circ.) page: 18

aS South Africa` s economy languishes near a recession there is one major success story: the car industry. While mining companies such as Anglo Amer` an Plat- inum and Lonmin are among businesses cutting jobs and output in Africa`s most-indus- tria

19 November 2015

AVE: R19722,20

South Africa

Car sector outshines othersMercury,The (Dailies, 27392 circ.) page: 18

AS South Africa` s economy languishes near a recession there is one major success story: the car industry While mining companies such as Anglo American Plat- inum and Lonmin are among businesses cutting jobs and output in Africa` s most-indus- triali

19 November 2015

AVE: R27643,20

South Africa

Car sector outshines othersStarEarly (Dailies, 105686 circ.) page: 20

AS South Africa`s economy lan- guishes near a re- cession there is one major success story: the car industry While mining companies such as Anglo American Plat- inum and Lonmin are among businesses cutting jobs and output in Africa`s most-indus- tria

19 November 2015

AVE: R76173,13

South Africa

MEGA BOOST FOR CITVBMW Roslyn revamped to tune of R6bnPretoriaNews (Dailies, 15124 circ.) page: 1

PRETORIA North is (lestined to become the capital city` s `zone of choice` following the R6billion injection into the auto- motive industry, according to busi- ness experts. The investment by luxury car manufacturer BMW is among the industry` s bi

19 November 2015

AVE: R26593,16

South Africa

Motorbedryf `n ligpunt in trae ekonomieR11,7 miljard kom land binneBeeld,Daily (Dailies, 59831 circ.) page: 15

Suid-Afrika se motorbedryf is ` n ligpunt in ` n ekonomie wat op die rand van ` n re- sessie huiwer. Twee Van die wreld se grootste motor- Vervaardigers - BMW en Ford - het die afgelope Vier maande aangekondig dat hulle altesame meer as R11,7 miljard

19 November 2015

AVE: R132295,68

South Africa

BMW promises jobs Creation With plantNewAge,The (Dailies, 100000 circ.) page: 3

VEHICLE giant BMW will invest more `than R6bn in its South African operations in Rosslyn Plant, Tshwane, thus creating thousands of jobs. Tshwane mayor Kgosientso Ramok- ygopa said the news could not have come at a better time for South Africa after

19 November 2015

AVE: R55988,72

South Africa

Car sector outshines othersStarLate (Dailies, 105686 circ.) page: 20

AS South Africa`s economy lane guishes near a re cession there is one major success story: the car industry. While mining companies such as Anglo American Plat- inum and Lonmin are among businesses cutting jobs and output in Africa` s most-indus- tr

19 November 2015

AVE: R74882,06

South Africa

Sliding ScaleNew incentive threshold opens way for lower-volume auto assemblersEngineeringNews (Business to Business, 11338 circ.) page: 17

A shift in government policy has opened the door to vehicle manufact urers sell- ing smaller volumes in the local market to set up assembly plants in South Africa. The current incentive scheme favou rs volume manufacturers. such as Ford. BMW, Toyota

20 November 2015

AVE: R41419,45

South Africa

Drought bites, but SA gets BMW X3 windfallSundayTimes-BusinessTimes (Sunday Newspapers, 405458 circ.) page: 2

BMW` S South African unit plans to invest R6-billion at its plant in Pretoria, where the German car maker will manufacture its new X3 model for export and local sale. The X3 is one of the most successful models f`or BMW, representing 28% of total glo

22 November 2015

AVE: R45729,52