Under one roof
Introbest becomes Binder Introbest
Introbest from Fellbach has been part of the Franz Binder Elektrische Bauelemente group of companies in Neckarsulm since January 2017. The company name was changed on August 1.
Introbest becomes Binder Introbest, adapts to the corporate design guidelines of the parent company and receives a new logo.
For the managing partner of the group of companies, Markus Binder, there is no alternative to this step, as "we want to have all companies of the Binder Group 'under one roof' in order to emphasize the international orientation and actual size of a medium-sized family business".
All jobs at Binder Introbest will be retained and the previous location will continue to be used to its full extent. In addition, all general terms and conditions as well as sales and delivery conditions remain unchanged. The address will also remain the same.
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