Antec announced last March the corporate name change to Antec Scientific. The name change comes along with a new Corporate Identity and the launch of an updated website later this month.
Antec (Zoeterwoude, The Netherlands) announced last March the corporate name change to Antec Scientific. The name change comes along with a new Corporate Identity and the launch of an updated website later this month.
CEO Jean-Pierre Chervet said, “Over the last few years, Antec has become more and more scientifically engaged with national and international collaborations from academia and industry. Internships of young scientists such as masters, PhD fellows, post-docs, but also training of research fellows from industry in electrochemistry has become common practice at Antec. Furthermore, we have increased our focus on product innovation and new applications reflected in recent patent applications and granted patents.”
Martin Eysberg, Sales and Marketing Director, added, “We are very excited about the introduction of our new company name. We believe the name Antec Scientific allows us to better represent our business and reflects much better what we are doing, that is, not only manufacturing and selling scientific instruments but also the knowledge and expertise to become successful in the use of electrochemistry.”
“Changing our name to Antec Scientific formalizes a shift in corporate strategy that has been underway for several years and we will pursue this strategy to provide our customers with state-of-the-art electrochemical instruments as well as with the knowledge to become successful in the field,” said Nico Reinhoud, Managing Director of Antec.
For more information please visit www.AntecScientific.com
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