Finnish Marimekko aims for the individual Chinese
“There are so many people who no more want to show that I am rich, wealthy and successful, but they rather want to show this is who I am, …
Finnish Marimekko aims for the individual Chinese Read MoreSingaporean EMAS wins million dollar contracts in Norway
Singaporean EMAS enters several projects throughout the Norwegian Continental Shelf. Winning contracts totaling several hundred millions of dollars, EMAS will be collaborating with both Statoil and Det norske oljeselskap ASA. …
Singaporean EMAS wins million dollar contracts in Norway Read MoreSwedish Scania to deliver 360 city buses to Malaysia
Scania will deliver 360 city buses in Malaysia, to Syarikat Prasarana Negara Berhad company. Scania will deliver to Malaysia 360 city buses which will operate in the Kuala Lumpur, which …
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Danish Business Delegation to the Philippines
The Confederation of Danish Industry and the Royal Danish Embassy in Kuala Lumpur invite Danish companies to join a business delegation to the Philippines on 4-7 November 2013. The Philippines …
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Sandvik opens its first distribution center in Shanghai
To meet the demand of Chinese customers for more efficient product distribution, Swedish high-tech industrial group Sandvik opened its first Chinese distribution center in Shanghai on 22 May 2013. The distribution center, the fourth of its kind for the company, will focus on local Chinese customers by reducing average order delivery times at least 24 hours and managing to deliver …
Sandvik opens its first distribution center in Shanghai Read MoreFinland’s Secretary of State Pertti Torstila to speak at FCCT
Finland’s Secretary of State Mr. Pertti Torstila will speak on the topic “Europe and the Global Quest” at the FCCT (Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Thailand) on Tuesday 4 June 2013 …
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Norwegian marine experts look to China
The Norwegian shipping classification society Det Norsk Veritas announced it has set up a panel of marine engineering experts in China as a way to tap into the country’s boom in marine equipment design and manufacturing. The current leading members on the panel are marine engineering experts from Dubai, Hustonand Singapore, DNV said. This move represents the company’s effort to support China in becoming the main base of global marine engineering equipment manufacturing, it added. Source
Norwegian marine experts look to China Read MoreSingaporean ship manager expands to Copenhagen
Thome Group, Singapore’s first independent ship manager, celebrates its 50th anniversary this year & continues to expand its global footprint. As part of this expansion, Thome is opening a new …
Singaporean ship manager expands to Copenhagen Read MoreNorwegian Telenor keen on Myanmar
Telenor, the major shareholder in Thailand’s Total Access Communication (DTAC), plans to ramp up its presence in Asia with heavy investment in Myanmar, which it terms “the last opportunity …
Norwegian Telenor keen on Myanmar Read MoreSAS and Singapore Airlines expand partnership
As a result of the joint-venture of SAS and Singapore Airlines, the code share agreement is now increasing from 5 routes to 29. As of yesterday there are now Singapore …
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