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WMFTG extends support for Nordic region with direct sales offices in Finland and Norway

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WMFTG Norway & Finland offices

Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Group (WMFTG) has extended its direct sales and technical support to customers in the Nordic region with the opening of offices in Finland and Norway. The new offices bring further strength to the Nordic sales territory and will work alongside existing operations in Denmark and Sweden.

Opening officially from September 1st 2020, this is the latest move by WMFTG to deploy its customer-focused strategy of global support coupled with local solutions.

Located in Vantaa (Finland) and Skedsmokorset (Norway) the new Watson-Marlow sales offices will be led by Per Nielssen Kjelgaard, the Regional Sales Manager for the Nordic Region. Commenting on the opening of the operations, he said: “I am delighted to take the lead on yet another new and positive chapter in the growth of our brand in the Nordic countries. For many years, customers have been able to buy our products and technologies – but have not always been able to access support from our own teams. We take the view that local knowledge and insight is vital to our relationships; it’s what our customers want and expect. We’re very much looking forward to getting things moving and starting some great conversations with old and new customers and partners.”

Watson-Marlow Nordic is part of the Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Group which has a global network of operations including ten factories and 37 direct sales offices. The Company is part of the Spirax-Sarco Engineering plc Group and is headquartered in Falmouth, UK.

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