FELIX Mabilog is extremely proud of winning the P1.3-billion contract to supply 1,470 Enforcer units to local police units.
Columbian Autocar Corporation (CAC), franchise owner of one of the youngest teams in the PBA, recently announced a change of branding and moniker for its franchise for the league’s 41st season.
CAC President and representative to the PBA Board of Governors, Ginia R. Domingo, said in a statement:
“In its initial showing in the PBA’s 40th season, our Kia Sorento and Kia Carnival teams have shown their mettle and their determination to be one of the contenders in the league. We are quite proud of this achievement in such a short period of time.”
“For the PBA’s 41st season, our franchise team will suit up as the Mahindra Enforcer to support the entry of Mahindra vehicles in the Philippines. Mahindra Cars is a division of Columbian Autocar Corporation.”
Mahindra is an Indian-based automobile company known for its commercial vehicles. It is recognized in India as one of the largest vehicle manufacturers by production and regarded as the world’s largest manufacturers of tractors. Its presence in the Philippines will surely be a welcome addition for the local automotive and commercial vehicle market.
“On behalf of the Columbian Group, we thank everyone– the league, the sports writers, and most especially, our fans– for their support of Team Kia.”
“We hope for the same level of support and encouragement from the public for the Mahindra Enforcer as they take on the hard court this upcoming PBA season,” Domingo added.
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