Augsburg TV reports about sedak

Date: 15 March 2021

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Date: 15 March 2021

The TV channel Augsburg TV currently reports in its format "Vorsprung Schwaben" about innovative companies from the region around Augsburg.

On Tuesday, the camera team of the regional channel was a guest at sedak to film the production processes in the manufacture of our large glasses. Our CEO Bernhard Veh was also interviewed. The six-minute video was broadcast yesterday and can be viewed in the media library:

sedak report (only German)

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2021-03-15T11:06:55

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