Corporate Press Release: Wacker Neuson returns to bauma China

2012年10月24日，星期三
After a four-year hiatus Wacker Neuson, the leading manufacturer of light and compact equipment, is returning to bauma China in Shanghai. The company was one of the first exhibitors at the inaugural bauma China trade fair in 2002.

"By taking part in the exhibition we would like to emphasize our growing interest in the Asian, and in particular the Chinese, market“, Cem Peksaglam, CEO of Wacker Neuson SE informs. Wacker Neuson has been represented in Hong Kong since 1997 and in Shanghai, Beijing and Shenzen since 2006 by its own Sales affiliates.

"This year’s bauma China exhibition is therefore very significant to us as we are introducing new products that are specifically tailored to the demands of the Asian market, “Cem Peksaglam reports.

More precisely these products are compaction machines, generators, pumps and light towers. The products have a sturdy design and comply with Wacker Neuson’s high level quality criteria. "Our aim is to offer safe, high-quality products at competitive prices. We have accomplished this and are pleased about the positive feedback received from the market“, continues Cem Peksaglam.

The Wacker Neuson sales network is continuously growing. "There is a great amount of interest. We have already been able to gain more than 50 new dealers in China and are confident that, with these and future products, we can make our high-quality products available to a wide customer base“, explains Cem Peksaglam.

Wacker Neuson is exhibiting the proven range of light equipment alongside the new products. The Wacker Neuson gasoline breaker has been a market leader in China for years and is mainly used in railway construction.

Wacker Neuson compact equipment will also be exhibited for the first time in China. "We would like to grow in Asia and see huge potential in the area of our compact equipment. We are very curious to see the initial reactions of our business partners and customers to our range of compact equipment, “ says Cem Peksaglam.