Brandt has been named the new John Deere Construction & Forestry dealer in Australia for the Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania states.
This change is expected to be effective on August 1, 2025. The appointment sees Brandt, a family-owned company and John Deere’s largest dealer in the world, expand its growing presence in Australia.
“Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania are some of Australia’s fastest-growing regions, with significant investment in infrastructure and commercial development,” said Shaun Semple, Brandt’s CEO and Owner. “We know that customers across these states demand a high level of service from their equipment dealers, and we’re ready to invest in our operations to meet those needs.”
Brandt entered the Australian market in 2021. Since then, the company has rapidly invested in their network of agriculture, golf and compact construction equipment dealerships, growing its teams and product lines.
Brandt’s extension into Deere’s lineup of Construction & Forestry equipment is the next chapter in its ongoing investment across Australia.
“We are excited to get to know the hard-working contractors across the area,” Semple said. “As we hear your needs, we will work hard and invest in our operations so we can earn your business for many years to come.”
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Brandt will be responsible for serving construction and forestry customers in all of South Australia and Tasmania as well as key areas throughout Victoria, including Metropolitan Melbourne, Gippsland, Barwon, Southwest Victora and Parts of Northeast Victoria, Hume and Loddon Malee.
Brandt started with a single John Deere construction dealership in Saskatchewan, in 1992 and through a customer-first, long-term-focused philosophy, they have built a reputation of having the strongest commitment to customer support in each of the regions they serve.
This company has grown to include 56 stores supporting all of Canada and 13 stores supporting the north island of New Zealand.
