HEGLA and Glaston terminate cooperation

Date: 2 December 2019

Source: HEGLA | Glaston | Bystronic glass

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HEGLA | Bystronic

Date: 2 December 2019

Partnership between Bystronic glass and HEGLA terminated in mutual agreement.

Glaston Corporation and HEGLA have decided to terminate their cooperation agreement due to changes in the companies’ competitive positions. The agreement, which was entered into in 2012 by Bystronic Lenhardt GmbH, Conzzeta AG, Hegla GmbH & Co. KG, and LEWAG Holding AG, will be terminated by year-end 2019.

The purpose of the co-operation agreement has been to be preferred partners, meaning cooperation in cross selling by products for architectural market and making use of each other’s sales and service network. The cooperation has had limited commercial value.

The termination of the agreement has been made in mutual understanding.

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