LEMO Opens New Subsidiary in South America

By Caroline Rees / 07 Dec 2015

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LEMO Opens New Subsidiary in South America

The LEMO group is proud to announce the creation of LEMO Latin America. The sales office is located in the city of Campinas in the state of São Paulo – Brazil. This new LEMO subsidiary has been officially established on December 1st, 2015 and will serve as a hub to support customers in South America, structured to meet sales, technical support and will keep local connector stock.

LEMO Latin America will represent the LEMO, REDEL and Northwire brands.

In addition to the Brazilian market, LEMO Latin America will represent LEMO in neighbouring South American countries, including Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela. LEMO Latin America will strengthen LEMO’s position in South America and will respond to existing and future customer needs.

“South America is a very promising market with many active projects and a potential for the industrial sector. The creation of this office is an important step for LEMO because I consider essential to establish a close and constant contact with our customers in Latin America “, said Rogerio Rodrigues, Managing Director of LEMO Latin America.

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