Bürkert Contromatic moves SA head-office
December 2003
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Bürkert Contromatic has relocated its Johannesburg office to new premises.
The entrance to Bürkert Contromatic’s new Johannesburg office
Speaking at the official opening, Bürkert Contromatic SA managing director, Willem Buwer, elaborated on the reasons for the move. "Our new Edenvale premises are located close to a number of major freeways thus providing our clients with easy access to our facilities. Incredible as it may seem, these fantastic new premises were also custom-built for our needs and yet cost us less than our previous premises."
Bürkert Contromatic SA managing director Willem Buwer (left) and Heribert Rohrbeck, managing director of Bürkert Contromatic AG at the opening of the new premises
Also attending the opening was Heribert Rohrbeck, managing director of Bürkert Contromatic AG, the global holding company. Expressing his support and confidence in the South African operation, he had the following to say, "We are delighted with this upgrade to our South African operation. There is no doubt that our customers are seeing the benefits of Bürkert's intense product development combined with our investment in the region."
Bürkert Contromatic was founded in Germany in 1946.
The new address is:
233 Albert Amon Road
Millennium Business Park
Meadowdale
The following contact details remain the same:
Tel: 011 574 6000
Fax: 011 574 6026
E-mail: [email protected]
URL: www.burkert.co.za
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