FET Partners with Amariko to Expand Dynacon Product Reach in Japan
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Forum Energy Technologies (FET) has appointed Amariko Co., Ltd. as its local representative for the Dynacon product family in Japan. This partnership aims to enhance business development and provide technical support to Dynacon customers across the country.
The collaboration is significant as FET seeks to strengthen its presence in the Asian market, with Amariko's local expertise expected to facilitate better service delivery. Kevin Taylor, Vice President of Operations at FET, emphasized the importance of having an in-country partner to meet the growing demand in Japan.
Looking ahead, Amariko is set to leverage its strong network in Japan's marine and research sectors to deliver tailored solutions for customers. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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FET Reinforces Growth in Asia with New Japanese Partner
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