Freeman expands Asia presence

Published: 20-Jul-2011
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Appoints distribution partners to sell and support FT4 Powder Rheometer

Powder characterisation company Freeman Technology is expanding its services in Asia with the appointment of distribution partners in the region who will sell and support the company’s FT4 Powder Rheometer. DKSH, which operates in 35 countries, will be Freeman’s distribution partner in Singapore, Mayaysia, Thailand and Taiwan, while Freeman will partner with Amil Ltd to serve the Indian market.

Tim Freeman, the company’s director of operations, commented: “For some years we have had a direct presence in Europe and the US and a distribution partner in Japan. While a dedicated team at our headquarters in the UK provides us with excellent sales and technical support to customers everywhere, there is now so much interest in Asia that the time is right for us to extend the local services we offer.”
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