Markes International has announced that it is expanding its business by opening two new premises in Llantrisant, near Cardiff, UK, and Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.
Markes International has announced that it is expanding its business by opening two new premises in Llantrisant, near Cardiff, UK, and Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.
The focus of the new premises will be customer support and the development of new analytical solutions. The new building in Llantrisant is adjacent to the current facility and features a laboratory for customer demonstrations, a conference room for seminars and training and new facilities and offices. The Cincinnati facility also has a new laboratory to showcase the range of Markes’ products.
Elizabeth Woolfenden, Director of Markes International, commented, “The new building (at Llantrisant) will provide us with the space we need to allow our business to expand to meet customer demand. In the eastern US, customers and distributors now have a contact close to home, and a much more convenient place to see our technologies in action. These exciting developments at Llantrisant and Cincinnati will lead to big benefits for our customers and will help to take our business to the next level.”
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