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Elektrosil

Elektrosil is a manufacturer of touch screens.

International Brand Gaming, an Oxford-based specialist OEM solution provider, has signed a representative agreement with touch screen specialist, Elektrosil.
 
IBG will be working to promote Elektrosil’s brand name and products into the Gaming market. This will be Elektrosil’s first step into the industry. The company explained that it has chosen IBG for its reputation within the market and its ability to create long term business relationships.
 
“I'm delighted with the agreement we now have with Elektrosil” stated International Brand Gaming's Managing Director, John Malin. “Having a major touch screen supplier in our portfolio allows us to offer the complete package. I am pleased that Elektrosil have chosen to work with IBG in taking its initial steps into the gaming market. It is the perfect partnership.”
 
“Our touch screen products are innovative and competitive at the same time." stated Elektrosil’s Business Development Manager Andeas Kopietz. "We are sure that we have great cutting-edge products for the worldwide gaming market. Based on its long experience, our new strategic partner IBG will help us to identify the global players within the gaming industry. We are looking forward to ramping up our mutual business.”
 
 
 

Friday, June 10, 2011
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