Keller HCW opens subsidiary in Moscow

In November 2010, Keller HCW GmbH opened its new subsidiary OOO “Keller Vostok” in Moscow. Keller HCW is therefore in a position to handle plant upgrades, modifications and the supply of spare and wear parts directly “on site” and will be able to provide its customers with perfect service. Supply not only to the 16 brick factories that have been built by Keller HCW in the Russian Federation since 1980 will be fully guaranteed. Plants all over Russia with their activities centred on the production of heavy clay products will now be able to receive full service. This applies particularly to...

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