everyone has an opinion but in all respect she still has a family who are grieving at this moment in time !!!
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Sengupta
Career plan = Win the Euro millions!!
Suzuki
Most overrated player in the Premier League? For me, it has to be Wilshere. According to some Arsenal fans, he is the next Iniesta. I nearly cried of laughter when I heard that.
Vertonghen in his first season at Spurs has scored the same amount as Wilshere ever has at Arsenal. Wilshere has 3 assists this season in 18 appearances, so the argument of him being a play-maker is also off the table.
Agrawal
8 years of pulling out of Waterford Nypro Healthcare are back with the intention of re setting up in Waterford , on the city's industrial park I believe. They have a new product an investment worth over 60 million euro and recruitment has already started with the aim of filling around 200 jobs in the areas of automation engineers , Technicians, Operations managers, program managers,Team leaders & operators , they have new state of the Art premises .
The jobs boost was and a renewed vote of confidence in the city was announced jointly by Taoiseach Enda Kenny & Minister for jobs enterprise and innovation Richard Bruton on thursday last.
Can we have more of this feel good factor for Waterford please.
Imc.
Mizrachi
Yanmar announces VETUS to join Yanmar Group
Strategic partnership enables growth
Yanmar is very pleased to announce that VETUS has joined the Yanmar Group as of 1 January 2013. VETUS is a well-known player in the international market for its in-house engineered boat equipment systems. By VETUS joining the group, Yanmar has acquired a serious partner to further increase its footprint in the marine industry.
Geert Jan Mantel, CEO of Yanmar Europe: “We expect this merger to be profitable for both brands. Together, we will be able to further strengthen our presence in the leisure craft market and fill in each other’s ‘gaps’. In today’s stagnating economy, we both see partnership as one of the best strategic ways to grow.”
Marcel Borsboom, CEO of VETUS, adds: “VETUS is proud to become a member of the Yanmar group of companies. Together, we will create a powerhouse in the industry, from which all our customers and the marine sector in general will benefit. Being two strong, profitable companies, we enter the future with great confidence.”'
There is a lot of synergy between Yanmar and VETUS already. Coming from the same industry, both companies share the same philosophy of really listening to their customers. They both have developed an extensive sales and service network over many years of operation, and both companies are present in many countries worldwide. Last but not least: while Yanmar celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2012 and VETUS will have its 50th in 2014, they combine over 150 years of engineering knowledge and experience.
About VETUS
Based in Schiedam, The Netherlands, VETUS has been one of the world’s leading companies in innovative products for pleasure crafts and small commercial vessels for almost 50 years. Currently, VETUS products are sold in over 100 countries. VETUS will be 100% owned by Yanmar, but will retain its brand name and all its current business lines, including engines. The well-known brand will continue to be developed separately and independently.
Maxwell (anchoring systems) and Marex (custom made windows) brands are part of the international VETUS Group. Maxwell’s unique products will also help Yanmar to strengthen its presence in the sail and powerboat markets and the super yacht industry.
About Yanmar
It has a global workforce of over 15,000 and a sales network operating in more than 130 countries. Yanmar designs and manufactures diesel engines, accessories and finishing equipment for a wide range of applications in pleasure craft and commercial marine vessels, for industrial use, agricultural machinery, construction equipment and cogeneration power systems. The company has pioneered clean emissions technology and sustainable energy systems. In Europe, Yanmar employs around 600 people and generates annual sales of approximately Euro 800 million.
www.yanmar.nl
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