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Fort Vale expands in Singapore
Fort Vale has relocated its Singapore premises and expanded its tank container components spares and service capabilities in order to keep up with growing demand in the South East Asia and Australasian regions. The new Fort Vale Pte Ltd office and warehouse complex is situated in the Jurong area, close to one of the world’s busiest container terminals.
The new warehouse will hold an increased stock of tank container components, consumables and genuine spare parts to service both the OEM and the repair and after-sales markets to help depots minimise tank downtime and associated costs.
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