Analytik Jena Wins New Orders in China
Analytik Jena AG has won two orders for the delivery to China of 20 atom absorption spectrometry devices.
A total of nine ZEEnit 700 devices are to be deployed as part of a project for the quality control of agricultural products under the aegis of the Jilin Academy of Agricultural Sciences.
Another order for 11 contrAA® 700 devices has been placed by the China National Materials Group Corporation (SINOMA), a state-managed enterprise that is one of China's leading groups in the non-metalworking sector.
In the previous financial year 2008/2009, Analytik Jena generated sales of approximately EUR 10.0 m, making the People's Republic one of the company's largest export markets.
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