RMA Group started as a leading automotive distributor, expanding into vehicle modifications, fleet sales, and services.
It then added agricultural and heavy equipment distribution to its portfolio. As the company grew across Southeast Asia, RMA diversified into food franchising, specialized products, engineering services, and vehicle and equipment rental, supported by robust service networks and infrastructure.
The Whitcraft family established the RMA Group.
RMA Cambodia was established. RMA Cambodia was formed providing vital resources for rebuilding of the country in the infrastructure, energy, and logistics sectors.
RMA opens the first Ford dealership in Cambodia as a Ford distributor supplying Ford Ranger built in Thailand.
Global Fleet Sales is formed as a global sales and fleet management company.
RMA Cambodia becomes the authorized distributor for John Deere in Cambodia.
Express Food Group (EFG) is established in Cambodia and launches The Pizza Company.
RMA becomes the first Ford Qualified Vehicle Modifier in Asia Pacific.
The 90,000m2 Assembly & Distribution Center opens in Thailand.
RMA becomes the global distributor for Jaguar Land Rover.
Acquisition of Australian mining fleet fit-out specialist Minecorp.
RMAA South Africa is established performing vehicle personalization for Ford and expanding later to vehicle modifications for a range of manufacturers.
RMA Group acquires mechanical and electrical systems engineering company Comin Asia.
Guava is acquired to handle the distribution, sales and after-sales support for JLR in over 60 countries.
Completion of over 45,000 security vehicles ordered by US Army’s TACOM (Tank-automotive and Armaments Command) for the Afghanistan Police and Security Forces.
RMA Myanmar opens and Capital Automotive – an RMA joint venture begins distribution of Ford and JLR in Myanmar.
RMA Indonesia is appointed by Ford to handle the distribution of Ford Parts and Service in Indonesia.
RMAA Middle East & Africa opens the Dubai Modification Center.
RMAA delivers 250 Ford Transit ambulances built by RMA Otomotiv in Türkiye to the MOH Sri Lanka.
RMA acquires TPSV (Technical Panels Special Vehicles) specialists in composite panel vehicle armoring and integrates the business into RMA Special Vehicles.
RMA Myanmar launches the AVIS franchise in the country.
RMA Indonesia becomes the authorized distributor for Mahindra in the country.
RMA Group acquires Altinay ModCenter, expanding its vehicle personalization business in Türkiye.
RMA Group completes a 4-year contract to modify 4,500 light tactical vehicles for ARQUUS on behalf of the French Land Forces.
RMAA Cambodia’s USD21 million vehicle assembly facility opens.
RMAA South Africa opens a new vehicle modification center and expands its vehicle personalization facility within Ford South Africa.
RMA Cambodia becomes the authorized distributor for Changan.
RMA Automotive Australia commences Ford F-150 right-hand drive re-manufacturing for Ford of Australia.
RMA Agriculture becomes the official distributor for John Deere in Laos as well as for JCB agricultural equipment in Thailand.
RMA Cambodia becomes the authorized service provider for Mercedes-Benz in Cambodia.
RMA Altinay becomes FordPro Converter.
RMA Indonesia launches the AVIS franchise in the country.
RMAA becomes an authorized Mercedes-Benz Van Partner and an authorized converter for Stellantis in AP and MEA regions.
RMA Lao as the official distributor for Kaiyi opens its first showroom in Laos.
RMA Cambodia launches Deepal the all-electric brand of Changan.
RMA Cambodia appointed the official Service Provider for Jeep and RAM in Cambodia and opens the first showrooms in Phnom Penh.
