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More than half of all new SAKAI rollers sold in the United States and Canada are now built domestically.

SAKAI America, a manufacturer and supplier of asphalt rollers and soil compactors for the paving and construction site work industries, announced another record-breaking fiscal year with revenue growth exceeding 16 percent.

The company achieved this primarily via significant growth in both overall machine sales and domestic production. Total machine shipments soared by 10.8 percent compared to the previous year. This comes on the heels of a successful fiscal year 2023, where SAKAI America shipped a record number of machines.

Even more impressive is the increase in domestically produced machines. SAKAI America manufactured 28.8 percent more rollers in its Adairsville, Ga., facility, a significant jump from the prior year.

Compared to the pre-pandemic high, domestic production has demonstrated a remarkable 69 percent volume increase in just 4 years. Most proudly, this increase marks an inflection point where more than half of all new SAKAI rollers sold in the United States and Canada are now built domestically.

"This achievement wouldn't be possible without the unwavering support of our dedicated dealer network and loyal contractor customers," said Brad Belvin, manager of sales and marketing at SAKAI America. "Their trust in our brand and commitment to quality has fueled this exceptional growth."

The surge in domestic production is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the SAKAI America team.

"We're incredibly grateful for the tremendous effort put in by the men and women on our assembly line," said Kevin McClain, VP of operations. "Their commitment to excellence has made this record-breaking production possible."

SAKAI America remains committed to providing its customers with the most reliable, dependable, and efficient compaction equipment available. The company looks forward to continued success and supporting the evolving needs of the paving and construction industries.

For more information, visit www.SakaiAmerica.com.

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