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Grundfos expands in the Balkans

02 July 2009

Danish pump manufacturer Grundfos has opened four new sales companies in Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Slovenia.

“The world economy is going through a recession and Grundfos is also influenced by it. However, our expansion in the Balkans has been carefully considered and is a clear expression of our long-term business strategy for the region,” said Grundfos Group executive vice president Søren Ø Sørensen.

 
Grundfos currently has a turnover of more than €20 million in the Balkans. The company plans to double turnover in the region within the next five years.

 

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