Innovalight opens sales and support office in China

August 26, 2010
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In order to better serve its China based customers, Innovalight has opened a sales and support office in Shanghai, China. The new office will control the sales and technical support for the company’s Chinese customers. Raymond Meng, the newly selected sales director for China, will manage the center.

“We are expanding our presence in China and need to be closer to our customers,” said Boris Mathiszik, vice president of worldwide sales for Innovalight. “We are experiencing ever increasing demand from crystalline silicon solar cell manufacturers in the region,” he added.

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