Yokogawa gets moving

November 2005 News

Yokogawa has moved its stores and its offices in Gauteng, Durban and Cape Town. Here are the new details:

Head Office

The new physical location is Constantia Ridge Office Park, 764 Golf Club Terrace, Constantia Kloof Ext. 6, Roodepoort. The postal address is Box 2570, Florida Hills, 1716.

Contact details are Tel: 011 831 6300/67, Fax: 011 831 6370, Sharecall: 0860 104 092.

Yokogawa stores

DANZAS AEI, Warehouse A, Block C, Cnr Web St and Jones Road.

Tel: 011 397 9123

Vaal Triangle satellite office

Office 1, Building 1, Venco Park, Eric Louw Road, Sasolburg

Tel: 0860 104 092

Durban branch

Ground Floor Office 1, Concor House, Fairways Office Park, 1 Fairway Avenue, Mount Edgecombe. The postal address is Box 75, Mount Edgecombe, 4300.

Contact details are Tel: 031 539 5200, Fax: 031 539 5215

Cape Town branch

Unit B4A, Cinsaut House, The Vinyards Office Estate, 99 Jip de Jager Drive, Doordekraal, Bellville, 7530. Postal address: Box 1257, Brakenfell, 7561

Contact details Tel: 021 913 3337, Fax: 021 913 3386

For more information contact Yokogawa, 011 831 6367.

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