Finding a 'Win-Win-Win Situation'

Dr. Holger Franke, head of Technical Department, Klaus F. Meyer
Dr. Holger Franke, head of Technical Department, Klaus F. Meyer

What kind of growth do you aspire to in the next few years; in which sectors, markets or regions do you see significant growth opportunities?

Klaus F. Meyer aspires to an organic growth in the next years. We are focusing in the European markets as well as emerging markets, especially China, India and Russia.

Our main target markets are pharma and agro chemicals. Especially in the latter one, we expect rising demands for our products because of strong needs for agricultural chemicals in the world.

How do you intend to implement these plans and seize these opportunities?

Together with our costumers we are running projects for new products and new developments. Having good relationships with our main costumers as well as our main producers, we see ourselves as an interface for both of them.

We have already identified some new possibilities, which we discuss with both sides to get a powerful win-win-win situation for all three participating partners.

 

 

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