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Wink on growth course in India

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Wink on growth course in India

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Wink Stanzwerkzeuge, a leading manufacturer of die-cutting tools for the label and converting industries, has announced a business cooperation with the Indian company Technovation, directed by Amit Kate. Technovation will be the official distributor to market the entire Wink product range in India.

“The whole Asian market, including India, is a very important part of our international growth strategy,” explains Detlef Geske, sales director at Wink. “However, we do not only see the general growth, but in particular an increasing demand for high-quality tooling.”

Headquartered in Mumbai, Technovation is a new company specially formed to cater the printing and packaging industry with premium quality products and equipment. Speaking for Technovation, Amit Kate of Technovation says, “The Indian market is currently in urgent need of an all-in-one supplier, who is superior in quality, competitive in pricing and equipped with outstanding services and solutions.”

Kate says he is looking forward to contribute to Winks ‘You cut, we care’ philosophy. “Our aim is to supply extremely high precision and durable tools to the label and packaging industry. We intend to be a strong and reliable partner of our customers who will provide them with all the equipment they need to succeed. Collaboration with Wink is the first step towards this goal, and we are very happy to partner with the technology leader in this field.”

Amit Kate of Technovation

“Technovation is a newly founded company. However, the people behind have been working in the industry for years. Amit and his team have excellent knowledge and vast experience in the business, so that every customer can expect technical support and service on the highest level,” Geske concludes.

Dev Kumar Dutta
Dev Kumar Dutta
Dev Kumar Dutta is senior associate editor at The Packman. He joined The Packman in 2018 and comes with extensive print journalism experience.

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