Is Doosan made by Hyundai?
No, Doosan equipment is not "made by" Hyundai, though the corporate relationship has evolved. HD Hyundai (formerly Hyundai Heavy Industries Group) acquired Doosan Infracore in 2021. Following this acquisition, the heavy construction equipment formerly branded as Doosan has transitioned to the brand name "Develon" as of 2023. While they are now under the same corporate umbrella, they are distinct legacy brands that have been integrated into the HD Hyundai Infracore portfolio.
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