Kinedyne Adds TDS as Distributor for Japan
Nov 16, 2011 12:11 PM
Kinedyne Corporation has further expanded its global distribution network by appointing a new partner, TDS Corporation, as its exclusive distributor for the Japanese market.
TDS will support all Kinedyne sales and marketing activities in the region, as well as provide inventory and order fulfillment services to customers in the region. TDS was also granted a licensing agreement, giving it the ability to manufacture certain products under the Kinedyne brand.
TDS was established in 1980 and has been focused on the transportation industry in Japan for more than three decades. The agreement between Kinedyne and TDS was executed between James M. Klausmann II, Executive Vice President of Kinedyne, and Fumihiko Kaga, President of TDS Corporation, at Kinedyne’s manufacturing facility in Nantong, China.
TDS is known throughout Japan for its efforts – working with vendor partners – to develop new and innovative cargo securement solutions to meet the unique needs of companies focused on the transportation industry.
“We’re proud of our new relationship with a respected company like TDS Corporation,” says Larry Harrison, Kinedyne’s Vice President of Sales & Marketing. “It brings a wealth of experience and knowledge of the trucking industry and load securement requirements in its market to our new relationship.”
He said Kinedyne is in the process of implementing refinements to many of the company’s existing products, so they will be suitable for use by – and meet the unique needs of – users in the Japanese trucking industry. He said these design revisions will benefit new customers in Japan – as well as existing customers in North America – through the improved functionality that will be incorporated into the company’s standard product line.
The licensing agreement – one of the first of its kind with a Kinedyne distribution partner – gives TDS full access to Kinedyne quality and production standards. TDS staff members were provided comprehensive training on products and fabrication procedures prior to the launch of the program.
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