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August 14, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Aquatic Relocates Regional HQ to Singapore

Aquatic Asia Pacific Pte Ltd, an Acteon company and a subsidiary of Aquatic Engineering & Construction Ltd, has relocated its regional headquarters. The new office suite is part of the existing operations base on the east coast of Singapore, where all Asia-based Aquatic equipment is stored and mobil

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Aquatic Asia Pacific Pte Ltd, an Acteon company and a subsidiary of Aquatic Engineering & Construction Ltd, has relocated its regional headquarters.

The new office suite is part of the existing operations base on the east coast of Singapore, where all Asia-based Aquatic equipment is stored and mobilised.

This move brings the local Aquatic team closer to key clients and the equipment, enabling them to oversee key processes in the operations side of the business, and offering clients a first-hand look at a vital part of the business.

Nick Dale, regional manager Asia Pacific , said, “This new office location enables us to provide a more immediate service to our clients, while benefiting from the offshore-focused services that the supply base brings. The move is a major step forward in our growth strategy, which is to offer a complete local service supported by our existing range of reel drive and tensioner rental equipment and flagship 1,500-te modular carousel system.”

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