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Titan Wood opens Americas Headquarters in Dallas
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DALLAS — Titan Wood has announced the official opening of its Americas’ headquarters office in Dallas, Texas. The company’s CEO and several other top executives will be based in Dallas.
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The road to Dallas was long, and fraught with peril
“In light of demand throughout the Americas, we are pleased to be increasing our presence in the U.S.,” Willy Patterson-Brown, Chairman, Titan Wood, said. “Dallas is an ideal city for our headquarters due to its central location, ease of doing business, and abundance of qualified personnel.”
A fast-growing company, Titan Wood has perfected a technique that involves taking common woods like pine, and giving them durability characteristics superior to typically used endangered tropical hard woods.
Currently, the company has a 14,000-square meter plant in the Netherlands that supplies the European market and also acts as its full-scale test site and temporary supply for future facilities throughout the world. Plants are currently underway in the strong construction markets of China and Dubai with licenses for several other markets under option or in discussion.
Source: Titan Wood
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