LEAX will visit COMTRANS 2011
For the first time ever LEAX will visit the COMTRANS fair in Moscow which takes place 13th -17th of September 2011.
The visit will take place during 14th- 16th of September by Mr. Peter Luberts, Managing Director LEAX Baltix & LEAX Rezekne and Mr. Tomas Jakobsson, Sales LEAX Baltix & LEAX Rezekne. The visit is a part of LEAX´s strategy to expand into the Russian market and to find new future business partners and other interested parties in Russia and Ukraine.
COMTRANS the International Exhibition for Commercial Vehicles is the most important event dedicated to commercial vehicles in Russia. COMTRANS is a unique specialized show of commercial motor vehicles. This is an event where buyers in search of transport solutions for their business can meet manufacturers and vendors of commercial vehicles, equipment, and services. COMTRANS is the largest exhibition in Russia and the CIS in terms of quantity and quality of professional visitors and exhibitors as well as in terms of the exhibition area. The show involves virtually each and every world’s and Russia’s leading manufacturing companies, which present top-class models of buses, trucks, trailers, vans, and special-purpose vehicles.
If you wish to meet Mr. Peter Luberts or Mr. Tomas Jakobsson at the fair then please contact them already now in order to book a meeting. Please contact Mr. Tomas Jakobsson either via e-mail: tomas.jakobsson@leax.se or via phone no. +46 221 346 12 or mobile no. +46 70 564 02 06.
To find out more about COMTRANS 2011 please click here
About LEAX:
LEAX Group is a Swedish based group with about 450 employees. The group has factories in Köping and Falun in Sweden and furthermore in Riga and Rezekne in Latvia. LEAX Group is a contact manufacturer of mechanical and electromechanical components and subsystems for commercial vehicles- power generation and mining and construction industries. Furthermore the Group supplies consultancy services within project management, QA and environmental management. The LEAX Group turnover for 2010 was 740 MSEK.
