Quanzhou Yuanjing Bearing Trading became authorized agent of Schaeffler (fig)
Quanzhou Yuanjing Bearing Trading Co., Ltd. has been authorized as an agent of Schaeffler to trade products under the brands of FAG and INA. The authorization is valid from May 1, 2014 to December 31, 2014.
The partnership aims to jointly expand the FAG and INA sales share in Fujian Province and the country focusing on advantages of both sides in products and distribution channels.
It is learned that Schaeffler has three authorized dealers in Fujian Province, among which Yuanjing Bearing Trading Co. is the only agent in Quanzhou City.
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