Rickmers-Linie appoints Brunoni as agent in
Switzerland
Rickmers-Linie, the breakbulk, heavylift and project
cargo specialist headquartered in Hamburg, has appointed Zurich based O Brunoni
SA as its Swiss agent with effect from 1 January 2010.
Brunoni will take over the agency activities for
Rickmers-Linie from Cargonautic AG, which had been acting as Rickmers' agency
since 1998 but unfortunately will close down its business at the end of this
year.
"We are delighted to announce our new association
with Brunoni. With this company, we have found a partner who is highly
committed and we are looking forward to working with Brunoni in the future",
explains Gerhard Janssen, Director Marketing & Sales, Rickmers-Linie. "We
would like to thank Cargonautic and its employees for the excellent cooperation
and are confident to be able to continue our work with Brunoni in the same
way."
Peter Furian, Managing Director, Brunoni SA points
out: "We are very proud to have been awarded this contract. We are looking
forward to offering our services to this highly regarded and traditional
shipping line and to be working with renowned customers in the interesting
environment that is the breakbulk and project market. We will do our utmost to
be a worthy successor to Cargonautic."
The contact details of Rickmers-Linie's new agency in
Switzerland are as follows:
O Brunoni S A
Agence Maritime
Sihlfeldstr
10
8036 Zürich
Switzerland
Tel. +41 44 455 58 58
E-mail
rickmers@brunoni.ch
All contacts and contact
details will be available at
www.rickmers-linie.com
shortly.
More information on Brunoni can be found at
www.brunoni.ch.
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Note to editors
Hamburg-based Rickmers-Linie, celebrating
its 175th anniversary this year, is one of the world's leading specialists in
the global transportation of break-bulk, heavylift and project cargo by sea.
The company belongs to Rickmers Group, which offers diversified activities in
the fields of liner shipping, shipowning and shipmanagement, investments and
real estate as well as maritime related services.
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