The Dealer of the Year results are based on a number of different criteria, including finance and business management, performance in sales and marketing, and parts and servicing, Advanced Farming Systems Certification and total market share.
Case IH ANZ general manager Aaron Bett congratulated the winners, highlighting their exceptional efforts over the past year and continuing commitment to the brand and their customers.
“O’Connors has again demonstrated the standard of service and performance that has made them one of our top dealers for some time now,” Mr Bett said.
“I commend the effort, expertise and commitment so prevalent within the entire O’Connors team and across their whole network.”
STAG Machinery from south-east Queensland claimed the award for one or two branches.
“These dealers, and indeed all the dealers that have claimed awards this year, embody the strengths of our brand and represent the level of knowledge, service and support our customers have come to rely on,” Mr Bett said.
O’Connors chief executive officer Gareth Webb said it was a privilege to accept the award on behalf of his entire team.
“This award recognises each and every one of our 390 team members and the work they do every day to deliver to the highest standard for our customers,” Mr Webb said.
“Our dealership staff come together as a united team and that is what makes me particularly proud.
“We also want to thank the Case IH team and our customers for their ongoing support. We believe this is shared success and are thrilled to receive this award.”
Other award winners include: Larwoods Ag (Yorke Penninsula, South Australia) was Dealer of the Year — Parts; Larwoods Ag was Dealer of the Year — CNH Industrial Capital (one or two branches); Kenway & Clark (Moree, Goondiwindi, Inverell and Wee Waa) was crowned Dealer of the Year — CNH Industrial Capital (three branches or more).
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