 Logo of Cycma | |
| SARL Cycma | |
Native name | سارل سيسمة |
| Company type | Private |
| Industry | Motorcycle manufacturing |
| Founded | 1970 in Guelma, Algeria |
| Fate | Acquired by the Algerian governement in 2012 |
| Headquarters | Algeria, Guelma |
Area served | North Africa |
| Parent | AGM-Holding |
| Website | cycma |
Cycma is a motorcycle manufacturer based in Guelma, Algeria. Founded in 1970, the company produces motorcycles, mopeds, bicycles, and motor tricycles. [1]
Cycma was established in 1970. During the 1990s, Algeria's motorcycle market opened up to international competition, significantly impacting Cycma's financial stability. The company faced challenges and resorted to workforce reductions on several occasions since the 1990s. In 2012, Cycma neared closure; however, the Algerian government intervened and provided assistance to restructure the company.
In 2012, the company narrowly escaped bankruptcy, thanks to a new restructuring and support from the government. Operations resumed in 2014. [2] [3]
Cycma's product line includes:
With the Algerian government's aid in 2012, Cycma underwent restructuring to ensure its continued operation. Information regarding the company's current status and future plans is limited. [5]
The company operates a motorcycle and moped manufacturing plant in Guelma, located 500 kilometers east of Algiers. [6]
Cycma boasts a comprehensive sales and distribution network spanning across Algeria, with branches in major cities including:
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