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Xenatec Group launches Middle East operations
DUBAI — Xenatec Group GmbH & Co KG (XENATEC), small series and armoured vehicle manufacturing specialist, has launched operations in the region with Dubai-based Xenatec Middle East & Africa as of August 2010. Xenateccovers the entire range of special vehicle and series production, supplying components in the bodywork process and interior chain from a single source. The company creates complete vehicles from concept development to design and prototyping, through to production.
“Xenatec management is thrilled to be expanding our services into the Middle East. Since inception last year, Xenatec has become a leading OEM partner for mainstream German automotive industry heavyweights, with a solid reputation on which we thrive. As a business epicenter, Dubai is the ideal platform from which to launch our Middle East operations, and I look forward to sharing our expertise with the ever-growing regional motoring industry,” said Frank Mauersberger, Managing Partner & Regional Director of XenatecMiddle East & Africa.
Xenatec, headquartered in Germany, was formed following the acquisition of the world-renowned ThyssenKrupp Drauz Nothelfer manufactory in Weinsberg near Stuttgart, in November 2009. ThyssenKrupp is a household name in German car production with extensive experience in car body construction and roots dating back over 100 years. —business@khaleejtimes.com
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