The Fijian Drua is gearing up for the Super Rugby Pacific competition with exciting news of a new partnership with General Machinery & Motors Limited. This collaboration will provide the team with a fleet of Chery Tiggo 4 vehicles, enhancing the Drua’s operational capabilities as they compete in the league. General Machinery & Motors is notably the exclusive distributor of the Chery brand in Fiji, making this alliance particularly significant for both the company and the rugby club.
Chery has been making waves globally as a rapidly growing automotive brand, and the partnership will increase its visibility during home matches as well as on the playing jerseys of the Drua Women’s team. Jeff Miller, the chief executive of the Fijian Drua, expressed his enthusiasm about including General Machinery & Motors in the club’s roster of sponsors. He emphasized the company’s long-standing roots in Fiji, stating, “They have a long history and deep roots in Fiji.”
Alvin Singh, executive director of General Machinery, shared his appreciation for the partnership. He highlighted the Drua organization’s outstanding support, stating, “The team has been amazing in accommodating us and providing Chery with the well-deserved exposure, allowing the brand to connect with the people of Fiji through one of the country’s most respected organizations.”
Miller also underscored the Drua’s commitment to showcasing the qualities of their new fleet, reflecting on the exciting potential of the partnership. “We have selected Chery Tiggo as our new Drua fleet and look forward to proudly showcasing all the qualities of these fantastic vehicles to our fans, partners, and the community,” he noted.
This collaboration with General Machinery & Motors is more than just a business deal; it represents an investment in the team and a reinforcement of the Fijian Drua’s dedication to strengthening community ties. As they embark on this new season, the partnership promises to increase visibility for the Chery brand while simultaneously supporting the ongoing development of the Fijian Drua, offering a hopeful outlook for both the team and its new partner.