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Operational Marketing expands manufacturing facilities

Fourth Quarter 2007 News & events

As a result of increased orders and market share, filtration and lubrication specialists, Operational Marketing (OM) has invested in new manufacturing facilities at North Riding's Northlands Business Park, Gauteng.

Operational Marketing has grown into new premises in North Riding, Gauteng
Operational Marketing has grown into new premises in North Riding, Gauteng

The new plant is responsible for the manufacture of oil circulation tanks up to 3000 litre capacity and has a production level in the first year of operation of over 120 tanks, valued at over R12 million.

Marco Errath, marketing director says, "Despite investing in new premises in Fontainebleau only two years ago those premises have become too small to accommodate both OMSA's and OM's business. The Northlands Business Park affords us the manufacturing and distribution facilities we badly need."

The manufacturing process is totally South African supported with all steel, heat exchangers and sundries sourced locally.

For more information contact Marco Errath, Operational Marketing, +27 (0)11 793 7421, [email protected], www.omsa.co.za





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