CDE’s new German focus

CDE Global has formed CDE GmbH trading as CDE Deutschland, which has developed from a distribution agreement for southern Germany that was in place between CDE Global and Jurgen Kolsch. The move sees Stefan Kolsch and Sean McCusker assume roles as directors in the new company, which will have exclusive responsibility for the sales, distribution, project management and after sales and service elements of the CDE business in Germany.
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
3168 CDE Global has formed CDE GmbH trading as CDE Deutschland, which has developed from a distribution agreement for southern Germany that was in place between CDE Global and 7154 Jurgen Kolsch.

The move sees Stefan Kolsch and Sean McCusker assume roles as directors in the new company, which will have exclusive responsibility for the sales, distribution, project management and after sales and service elements of the CDE business in Germany.

“This gives washing a new focus in Germany and ensures that we are able to offer a level of washing expertise, project management capability and service support that is only available when construction materials producers buy direct from the manufacturer,” says Stefan Kolsch.

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