ComfortDelGro invests $31.2mn in third driving school in China

CD has acquired a new site in Liangjjang New Business District, Western China to establish its third driving school.

According to DMG, the site measures 44,693 sq m and will be ready by end of FY 2011.

The three-storey building will comprise of a training centre, an administrative centre, a testing circuit, as well as a basement car park.

The new school will provide driver training for saloon cars, buses as well as trucks. Total investment in the new driving school is expected to be RMB165m (S$31.2m). Upon completion, DMG estimates the new investment will contribute additional S$1-2m/year beginning FY 2012.

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