Lindner Recyclingtech, the Austrian industrial shredding technology specialist, has now made a successful entry into the Chinese market following the conclusion of a strategic partnership with JONO Recycling Technology Co., Ltd. from Suzhou City. With immediate effect, JONO Recycling Technology has assumed responsibility for sales and services of Lindner Recyclingtech’s waste segment in China.
Within the framework of a tour of the plant at Lindner’s headquarters in Spittal/Drau, Austria, Manuel Lindner, Managing Director of Lindner Recyclingtech (center), and Jay Yuan, General Manager of JONO, sealed the recently signed distribution and service contract with a handshake
Within the framework of a tour of the plant at Lindner’s headquarters in Spittal/Drau, Austria, Manuel Lindner, Managing Director of Lindner Recyclingtech (center), and Jay Yuan, General Manager of JONO, sealed the recently signed distribution and service contract with a handshake
Spittal an der Drau/Austria, November 2016. The partnership with the respected Chinese plant builder JONO Recycling Technology is of great strategic value to Lindner Recyclingtech and possesses great potential”, says Manuel Lindner, Managing Director of Lindner Recyclingtech. ”JONO has already successfully completed an initial project selling a KOMET 2800 high-performance, single-shaft shredder for the comminution of pre-treated waste.”
Mr. Jay Yuan, General Manager at JONO, is also clearly delighted by the cooperation with Lindner: "JONO is known in China as a supplier of municipal solid waste (MSW) solutions and we are more than happy to introduce Lindner's modern shredding technology to the Chinese market, as this will lead to a tangible, further optimisation of China's MSW treatment technology and processing."
JONO, which was founded in 2006 and possesses more than forty global patents, specialises in the production of waste sorting systems and is a leading machinery manufacturer in the recycling segment. The company employs a workforce of over 200, cooperates with many leading firms worldwide and has some 500 machines in operation.
