Availability of Metso's valve solutions extended with new distributor Grønbech & Sønner in Denmark
Metso has signed a distributor agreement for its valve solutions with Grønbech & Sønner A/S in Denmark.
The company will provide the entire breadth of Metso's valve products and related solutions, as well as support in services, to customers all over Denmark.
"We build our distributor network with recognized companies that help us to meet customers' demands for reliable flow control and valve expertise in their area. With great coverage throughout Denmark, Grønbech & Sønner A/S is a perfect match for this. They extend the availability and presence of Metso's solutions close to our customers," says Tom Adolfsson, Metso's Vice President for Valves business area in North-West Europe.
"Metso stands for top-quality flow control solutions. We are pleased to represent Metso and work together to maximize customers' results in a broad variety of industries," says John Mathiesen, CEO of Grønbech & Sønner A/S.
About Grønbech & Sønner A/S
Grønbech & Sønner A/S is the market leader in the Danish energy, water treatment, and oil and gas industry, and it has four service centers across the country. Prior to the agreement with Metso, Grønbech & Sønner A/S acquired the Danish company Necon A/S. Necon A/S has been a Metso distributor for almost 20 years, and their experienced employees will continue to serve customers with extensive knowledge of Metso's valve solutions in the future.
source: Metso
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