Partner Article
Neste appoints Multisol as its chosen distributor
Multisol has been appointed by Neste as its chosen distributor in Central and Northern Europe as well as Russia and former CIS countries for Neste premium grade Group III base oils. The agreement will commence from November 1, 2015.
Graham Eden, Multisol’s Commercial Director welcomes the new arrangement: “The relationship between Multisol and Neste spans 20 years with Multisol already undertaking supply and distribution of Neste premium grade Group III base oils in Western and Southern Europe. This is a strategic marketing decision that reflects a commitment by both companies to provide Neste customers with exceptional value added services.”
Multisol, part of Brenntag, the global leader in chemical distribution, has a market leading position in the formulation, blending and distribution of high value fuel and lubricant additives, base oils and speciality chemicals. Multisol’s customers range from global technology leaders and multinational petrochemical companies to regional and local industrial businesses and fuel and lubricant end users.
“To support rapidly growing interest in Nexbase® in Central, Northern Europe, Russia and former CIS countries, Neste has decided to strengthen its existing distribution partnership with Multisol” confirms Neste Account Manager, Bruno Cabanel. “Consequently, and in recognition of Multisol’s excellent performance during the last decade, Neste is pleased to announce that we have extended the distribution agreement with Multisol for all premium grade Group III base oils covering now nearly all countries of the EMEA region. We are convinced that this stronger partnership will definitely strengthen our customer portfolio.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Chris Ray .
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