Hamilton Announces European Relocation
Hamilton Storage GmbH has announced the total relocation of its operations to a high-technology industrial park in Domat/Ems, Switzerland.
Hamilton Storage GmbH has announced the total relocation of its operations to a high-technology industrial park in Domat/Ems, Switzerland. The company is the first business to open within the industrial park and will be followed by other Hamilton affiliate entities.
“This is a great milestone in the history of Hamilton Storage that opens the door to many exciting opportunities,” said Martin Frey, Vice President, Hamilton Storage. “The Domat/Ems location gives us leverage to maintain strong growth and facilitate extraordinary customer support in Europe and beyond,” continued Frey.
The newly built 15,000 m2 building is commuter friendly and includes an automated parts warehouse, customized production area for large compound storage systems, as well as sustainable features such as solar panels and a geothermal heating and cooling system.
For more information, please visit www.hamiltoncompany.com/samplestorage
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