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Head office move for Clark Europe
17 April 2013
Clark Europe will be moving into a new company base at the turn of the year 2013/2014 in Duisburg Rheinhausen. The Clark head office for Europe, Middle East and Africa will take over an existing property in the Niederrhein (Asterlagen) business park 15km west of the current site in Mülheim an der Ruhr.

Clark Europe will be moving
into a new company base at
the turn of the year
2013/2014 in Duisburg
Rheinhausen. The Clark head
office for Europe, Middle
East and Africa will take over
an existing property in the
Niederrhein (Asterlagen)
business park 15km west of
the current site in Mülheim
an der Ruhr.
The company says the relocation is necessary in order to provide new infrastructural facilities for employees, workshop, assembly plant, training centre, new equipment and spare parts storage.
The relocation is in keping with the continuous growth experienced by Clark Europe in recent years. The dealer network has grown threefold in the past five years and currently covers 178 Clark dealers in about 50 countries.
The company says the relocation is necessary in order to provide new infrastructural facilities for employees, workshop, assembly plant, training centre, new equipment and spare parts storage.
The relocation is in keping with the continuous growth experienced by Clark Europe in recent years. The dealer network has grown threefold in the past five years and currently covers 178 Clark dealers in about 50 countries.
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