Pudu Robotics Opens New German Office as European Business Grows
The facility near Düsseldorf will support sales, training and maintenance as the Chinese robot maker reports annual growth exceeding 60% in 11 European markets.
NEUSS, Germany -- Chinese commercial robot maker Pudu Robotics has opened a new European headquarters in the vicinity of Düsseldorf to cater to its growing European business that has been growing at more than 60% per year in 11 European markets.
The Shenzhen-based company said the fully operational facility in Neuss includes offices, a product showroom, warehousing, training facilities and repair services.
Pudu already has offices and service centers in Germany and the Netherlands. The new headquarters will manage regional operations and provide further support to distributors, system integrators and customers.
According to the company, its annual business growth has exceeded 60% in the last two years in 11 European markets, such as Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Spain and Italy. It did not provide any sales data or specified whether the growth rate was based on revenues or shipments.
Pudu provides robots for commercial cleaning, food delivery, industrial transport and other applications. They are available in more than 20 European countries.
The company claims to have almost 50 salespeople and 40 technical support staff in Europe.
According to the company, it has shipped more than 130,000 robots in over 85 countries and regions globally. One of the customers in Europe is the Swiss grocery chain Denner, which has installed over 200 CC1 series cleaning robots in its stores.
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