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Good news for equestrian businesses: FNRS and Knegt International have joined forces
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Good news for equestrian businesses: FNRS and Knegt International have joined forces

August 5, 2026
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FNRS and Knegt International have joined forces. Through this partnership we want to support equestrian businesses with reliable, versatile and practical machines that make daily work on an equestrian holding easier.

The partnership immediately delivers an exclusive benefit for FNRS members.

FNRS members receive 1,000 euros cashback on the purchase or financial lease of every new Knegt tractor. This cashback is a permanent member benefit, so FNRS members enjoy an attractive financial advantage not only today, but also in the future.

To celebrate the start of the partnership, FNRS and Knegt International are preparing a temporary launch promotion starting in September. It will allow FNRS members to save thousands of euros extra on top of the regular 1,000 euro cashback for a limited time.

Are you planning to invest in a new tractor soon? Then it is worth keeping a close eye on communications from FNRS and Knegt over the coming weeks. The full promotion will be announced shortly.

Working together on a future-proof sector

Haike Blaauw, director of FNRS, is enthusiastic about the partnership: “A strong equestrian sector is something you build together. That is why we are pleased with the partnership with Knegt International. Their expertise, innovative solutions and hands-on approach align well with the needs of equestrian businesses. By joining forces we can support FNRS members even better and contribute to a future-proof equestrian sector.”

“The equestrian sector has been an important market for Knegt for many years. We are therefore proud of this partnership with FNRS and look forward to applying our knowledge and experience more widely within the sector. In September we will celebrate the partnership with a special launch promotion for FNRS members. We will announce more about that soon,” says Jeroen van Eerd, director of Knegt International.

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