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June 15, 2018 · about 8 years ago

MacArtney Inks Agreement with OSIL in China

MacArtney has entered into a business partnership agreement with Ocean Scientific International (OSIL) aimed at extending the company’s business relations and activities in the Chinese market. Newly established strategy and business plans applying to the Asian markets, among others, have led MacArtn

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MacArtney has entered into a business partnership agreement with Ocean Scientific International (OSIL) aimed at extending the company’s business relations and activities in the Chinese market.

Newly established strategy and business plans applying to the Asian markets, among others, have led MacArtney Singapore to enter into an exclusive sales agreement with OSIL, who provides tailored integrated systems for environmental monitoring in all marine environments.

Initiatives will be taken with a view to promoting and marketing mooring systems, sediment corers, box cores, giant piston cores, etc. in order to implement additional sales in the Chinese market.

“The OSIL range of products perfectly matches that of MacArtney China who primarily focuses on the Ocean Science market. Furthermore, the majority of the OSIL products require a winch and handling system so the two business lines complement each other perfectly, ” said Steen Frejo , managing director of MacArtney Singapore, Asia Pacific Operations.

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