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EuroWire – September 2010

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corporatenews

PWM, the UK-based designer and manufacturer of cold pressure

welding equipment and dies, has appointed Ali Serpen of

Metalin as its exclusive representative in Turkey.

Mr Serpen, who has over twenty years’ experience within the

international wire and cable industry, will manage sales of

PWM’s manual and powered cold welders, dies and spare parts

and provide customer service support.

Steve Mepsted, managing director of PWM said: “Turkey is an

important and expanding market for PWM.

“Ali’s expertise and extensive knowledge of cold welding

technology and its applications will ensure that we continue to

provide a reliable, responsive service to our existing and new

customers.”

PressureWelding Machines – UK

Fax

: +44 1233 820591

Email

:

pwm@btinternet.com

Website

:

www.pwmltd.co.uk

Representative for Turkey

Discussions are taking place between Deyang Dongjiagang

Mechanical and Electrical Co Ltd, Progressive Machinery Inc

and Niagara Composites Industries Inc for the foundation of a

company to be called Panther Wire and Cable Inc.

The negotiations follow a delegation that visited China last

summer to develop a business relationship with a high-quality

wire and cable manufacturer. Out of the many firms visited,

Dongjiagang and Progressive reached a tentative agreement

in Deyang for a joint venture. It could eventually amount to

millions of dollars of machinery produced every year.

Roy Rymer, president of both Progressive Machinery and

Niagara Composites, hopes to have final details agreed shortly.

If all goes well, it will take at least a year to get the company

built and operating in St Catharines, Canada but, he said: “It

looks very promising at this point.”

Panther Wire and Cable, expected to employ around 30 to

40 people, would make high quality wire and cable machinery

and market its products internationally. The company would

also assemble and manufacture parts originally made in China.

Roy Rymer added: “Down the road, we’ll get more initiative in

manufacturing the smaller parts right here in Canada.”

Products would include power and telecommunications

cables.

Niagara Composites Industries Inc – Canada

Website

:

www.niagaracomposites.com

Progressive Machinery Inc – Canada

Website

:

www.progmach.com

Deyang Dongjiagang Mechanical and Electrical – China

Website

:

www.ebp.cn

Newmanufacturer in

Canada a possibility

Ali Serpen of Metalin