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Kioti Partners With Huntington Distribution Finance
Kioti Tractor has entered into an agreement with Huntington Distribution Finance (HDF) to provide dealer floor plan lending solutions. Through this agreement, HDF will offer proven, efficient floorplan financing options to Kioti dealers in the U.S. This partnership will streamline the floor planning and dealer onboarding processes, enabling Kioti to deliver more value to its expansive and growing dealer network.
HDF provides custom inventory finance solutions to dealers, distributors, and manufacturers across North America. With a focus on delivering industry expertise, providing exceptional service, and optimizing the dealer onboarding experience, the company is committed to supporting business growth. HDF enables its partners to succeed by offering comprehensive tools and services.
“The strategic alliance will focus on creating simple, tailored solutions to support dealers’ growth goals—big or small,” Chiwhan Yoon, Deputy CEO and CFO explains. “Additionally, this exclusive agreement will enhance the onboarding process for new dealers, making it even easier to integrate Kioti equipment into their dealership. With satisfaction and efficiency at the forefront, Kioti and HDF will offer floorplan financing improvements including flexibility, scalability, and direct access to dealer resources. This change will build on the existing financial strength of Daedong-USA and Daedong Corp.”
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