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News Release from: Challenge (Europe)
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 12 June 2003
Fastener business undergoes management
buyout
Challenge (Europe), a new name in the fastenings and supply industry, has taken over the business of Challenge Industrial Fastenings following a management buy-out by its two main directors.
Challenge (Europe), a new name in the fastenings and supply industry, has taken over the business of Challenge Industrial Fastenings with a management buy-out by its two main directors with over 50 years combined experience in fastenings, fixings and supply Challenge (Europe) specialises in high quality service and very competitive prices for companies who need specialist expertise in their supply package
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 25 Jun 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Says Managing Director Jim Mooney: "There is definitely a gap in the market for a high quality service package based around fastenings products, and we are determined to meet that need." Challenge's role as distributor of threaded fastenings is greatly enhanced by their ability to offer custom products and to become involved in the engineering/sourcing process, thereby taking the load off customer buying departments and providing genuine added value in the supply chain.
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