Oceantalk appointed as Aust & SE Asian distributor for Nexus Marine


10:49 AM Thu 19 Feb 2009 GMT
'Oceantalk's Robin Kydd (left), with Navico's Doug Anderson and Damien Weber.' Navico Click Here to view large photo
With businesses in all markets facing unprecedented times as the world economy is in the throes of a nose dive, it is heartening to report a good news story from the Swedish-based company Nexus Marine AB, a global player in the manufacture and distribution of marine navigation products for the yacht racing fraternity.

Nexus has just signed up a new distributor in Australia and SE Asia - the Oceantalk Group. The head of Sales & Marketing at Nexus Marine, Jonas Magn?r, comments that the new partnership makes 'absolute sound commercial common sense for Nexus and we are delighted to have the synergistic team at Oceantalk on board with us'.

The Oceantalk Group will celebrate its 20th birthday in June this year and it has established distribution in Australia and in SE Asia.

Oceantalk is located in Sydney, Australia and Singapore. Its customer base includes OEM builders of production and custom craft, retailers and government sectors and its product focus is marine leisure electronics.

Robin Kydd, MD of the Oceantalk Group commented: 'We are convinced that our new association with the NEXUS and SILVA brands will provide growth for the group in challenging times.

'We are all aware the market is not growing and thus to become partners with a company that is growing rapidly and has a wide range of unique, innovative and practical solutions is both a privilege and makes commercial sense. We believe we can duplicate the success NEXUS has had in Grand Prix race boats in other markets in our region.'

More at www.oceantalk.comand www.nexusmarine.se




by PR Works UK


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