The largest manufacturer of semi-trailers in Latin America and among the ten largest in the world, Randon is highlighting its export capabilities with the celebration of another historic milestone.
During its Eighth International Dealership Meeting, the company promoted the symbolic handover of a semi-trailer that marks 100,000 international products over its 75 years of history. The number includes products exported from Brazil to different countries, as well as sales made by the Randon Argentina and Hércules Chassis manufacturing units in the United States. The milestone unit is a 3-axle platform semi-trailer, sold to the Angolan market through the dealer JAP Africa.
Randon is the leading Brazilian exporter of semitrailers, with an international network consisting of 190 distribution points.
“This result demonstrates our commitment to the legacy we have built and reaffirms our responsibility to continue moving forward, always at the forefront of the sector,” Randoncorp International Business Director Renato Franco said.
Bringing together professionals from more than 20 countries, from South America and Africa, in the countryside near São Paulo, Randon updated the global team with market challenges in 2025, and on investments, innovations, and new technologies that will contribute to success moving forward. The company also provided awards for the best dealers of the year.
Over the past 75 years, more than 600,000 semitrailers have been delivered, including semi-trailers, trailers and bodies, in Brazil and to more than 70 countries. These products are designed and developed according to local transport requirements adapted to each territory, guided by the brand's principles and values built over the decades, reinforcing innovation, safety, and quality in the production, according to the company.
In addition to exporting products from Brazil, Randon has also been manufacturing and exporting from Argentina for 30 years, with a unit in the province of Santa Fé. And for two years, the company has been operating in the United States under the Hercules Chassis brand, which has a production unit in New Jersey.
