A focus on export business in the Indonesian and Malaysian markets has resulted in a 100% increase in sales within the Partech catalogue, marking a huge success for the UK-based company in their 50th year.
Over the past 24 months, Partech’s combination of marketing campaigns and distributor support means that their portable range of products can now be found in over 100 facilities throughout Indonesian and Malaysian markets.
Partech’s Export Sales Manager, David Wilson, said:
“Our concentration on export trade has resulted in a great increase of buyers in the Indonesian and Malaysian markets, and we hope this will continue well into the future.I t’s a great result for us, especially in our 50th year of trading.”
Partech’s 740 Suspended Solids Monitor is just one of the successes in the new markets – the monitor is now being used in a number of treatment works throughout Indonesia and Malaysia.
David Wilson added that Partech’s increased presence and involvement in the Indonesian and Malaysian markets is a positive indicator for the future development of Partech’s export business.
A leading manufacturer of online and portable water quality measuring equipment, Partech’s products are both are designed and manufactured in Britain.
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