Mappi strengthens Asian sales network

Date: 31 May 2018

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Date: 31 May 2018

Far East markets are more and more important for Mappi and Mappi is always more important to Asia.

The Italian Company can guarantee the highest level as in technology as in finished products. Thanks to this, it’s more and more the preferred choice by market leaders who want to make the difference in glass industry.

With great pleasure, in these days Mappi concluded a strategic partnership with Hana Hitech co Ltd. Hana Hitech is the leading sales network on the Korean market distributing top of the range products.

Kim Nam-Jung, founder and owner of HanaHitech created in 1988, is counting on Mappi to improve quality and services of his Customers considering at today the biggest challenge in tempering is "minimize energy and costs and maximize productivity without forget spotless" as says Sergio Cosano, Mappi Sales Manager in the year of the 25th anniversary of Mappi.

You can find Mappi products at:

Hana Hitech co., Ltd

www.hanahitech.com

www.mappi.it

600450

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