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Gebr. Pfeiffer opens new subsidiary in Russia
20 August 2019Russia: Germany’s Gebr. Pfeiffer has opened a new subsidiary called ‘Gebr. Pfeiffer GUS’ based in Moscow. The company is led by General Director Alex Nickel and it offers new machinery as well as after sales for customers based in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) region. Nickel is joined by Sales Director Svetlana Tarasova and Service Manager Alexander Zolotarev. The parent company holds long links with the region with machine and equipment sales to countries including Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus and Uzbekistan.
Bedeschi opens new subsidiary in Russia
07 August 2019Russia: Italy’s Bedeschi has set up a new subsidiary in Moscow. The company is working on a project for OTEKO at its dry bulk terminal at the port of Taman on the Black Sea. It consists of the supply of a fully automated coal export terminal with a total aggregated capacity of more than 50,000t/hr on six loading lines. The supply includes bucket wheel stacker-reclaimers, several kilometres of conveyors and shiploaders. The system allows the blending of different types of coal. The new company in Russia joins existing subsidiaries in the US, Morocco, India and the UAE.
Gebr. Pfeiffer registers company in Malaysia
30 October 2018Malaysia: Gebr. Pfeiffer has registered a company in Malaysia. The German engineering company originally opened an office in the country in 2016 and it has now established a private limited company to further support its clients in Southeast Asia. The new company held its official opening in early August 2018 and it has seven members of staff.
Gebr. Pfeiffer Malaysia will offer presales, technical and service support from its office in Kuala Lumpur. Gebr. Pfeiffer Malaysia will also maintain one of four global spare parts centres offering shorter delivery times for critical spare and wear parts.
Star Ferro sets up subsidiary in Myanmar
31 October 2016Myanmar: Star Ferro and Cement's subsidiary Star Cement has incorporated a subsidiary called 'Star Century Global Cement' in Myanmar. It said the new company has been created to provide ‘engineering, technical, financial, management and skilled and other services relating to prospecting and exploration of mines and minerals’ in the country. It also intends to offer technical consultancy services for exploration, mining, process, engineering and operating data.