Alstom Siyakha relocates Bloemfontein branch office
August 2006
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Alstom Siyakha, a leading supplier of quality electrical products throughout southern Africa with its branch network of nine offices, announces the relocation of the Bloemfontein branch.
"We are proud of our new premises and look forward to continued improved service to all our customers," states branch manager, Charles Rose-Innes.
The Bloemfontein branch, previously located in Hamilton, was established by GEC in the early 1960s and has enjoyed a long association with the electrical community. The new premises in Hilton will provide improved service delivery and accessibility for customers within the electrical hub of Bloemfontein.
Alstom Siyakha is part of South African-owned black economic empowerment (BEE) group Alstom SA, in which the BEE equity currently stands at 38%. The company distributes power cables, cable systems and accessories, lamps and lighting equipment, circuit breakers and control equipment, and Alstom Group products.
For more information contact Charles Rose-Innes, Alstom Siyakha, +27 (0) 51 448 1417, [email protected]
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