Verder Pumps is now operating from Northriding
August 2008
News
Verder Pumps SA’s move to their spacious new premises is complete. The company headquarters is now located at the Northlands Business Park, Northriding.
Established in South Africa in 2002, Verder Pumps SA (VPSA) is a rapidly growing supplier of high quality pumps and accessories for industries such as mining, water and wastewater treatment, food and beverage, and chemical processing. It delivers a broad range of complete pumping solutions to South Africa as well as sub-Saharan Africa.
“We have developed a reputation for an outstanding level of technical service in the pumping game, which coupled with our open, honest approach to provide solutions in pumping technology, has made VPSA the supplier of choice for a multitude of customers across Africa. Faced with the limitations of our previous premises, the need to have a larger office and warehouse facilities was driven by the need to improve service and efficiencies,” states Keith Gass, director at VPSA. “With over 100 cumulative years of solid pumping experience and industry know-how we are always seeking to innovate and improve our market offering, and our decision to invest in the new building is an extension of this philosophy.”
The new address is: 197 Flaming Rock Avenue, Northlands Business Park, Newmarket Street, Northriding, Gauteng, South Africa
The postal address and e-mail contact details remain the same, the new telephone numbers are as follows: Tel: +27 (0)11 704 7500 Fax: +27 (0)11 704 7515.
For more information contact Kasha Wos, Verder Pumps SA, +27 (0)11 704 7500, [email protected], www.verder.co.za
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