Indaux has signed a new distribution agreement with Pan Ocean for commercialisation of its global offer of solutions for furniture throughout Korea. The agreement was closed in Getaria, following the visit o
f Mr. Jack Ko, Head of Fittings at Pan Ocean, to our industrial installations. The new distributor came to us with another new agent in Korea, Mr. Ian Lee. “South Korea is the eleventh world power in terms of Gross Domestic Product. The GDP per capita is €25,000 and may be an excellent indicator of quality of life in the country, which has a population of 50 million inhabitants. We are satisfied to finally have been able to put a foot in this Asian economy, which has an important growth potential”, said Asier Lizaso, Head of Sales Manager at Indaux.
On October 21 we received the visit of our client from Singapore, Mr. Don Teo, owner of the company 
Forome, Indaux distributor in China, visited our industrial installations in October with a selection of clients, among whom were ZBOM, the second manufacturer of kitchen furniture in China, with a production capacity of between 800 and 1000 units a day. This is the first time Forome has visited our Getaria and Aia factories. The visitors voiced their surprise at the enormous variety of products made at Indaux, whose philosophy is to obtain all of the products required for assembly from internal supplies. They also praised the industrial flexibility and capacity of Indaux.
Javier García presented four products that have been revolutionary for Indaux, thanks to their design:
characteristics do companies look for in a design engineer?” Design is no longer considered to be a cost, but an investment connected to the development of innovative technology services and products and, thanks to this change in paradigm, increasingly more companies need design engineers on their teams. Generosa Cerviño explained that steadiness, self-control, boldness, abstraction and attention to regulations are some of the personality features that Indaux looks for in a design engineer. And with respect to skills, she highlighted resistance to adversity, team work, initiative, customer orientation and the ability to plan. But above all, she advised students at Tecnum to be motivated when attending job interviews, and to like the market and the sector in which they wish to work.
Luis Barquero, manager and owner of Soluciones Modernas, and Indaux distributor in Costa Rica, recently participated in two conferences organised by the National Institute of Apprenticeship (INA). One of them was held at the Perez Zeledon centre, in the south of the country, and the other at the San Carlos centre, in the northern zone.
