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VIKING Life-saving equipment is delighted to announce their newly formed cooperation with YKS Marine in Istanbul, Turkey, further strengthening their local presence and global network. YKS Marine is owned by Yasin Kasa, who brings wide experience to the local presence in VIKING's global network. They are the new VIKING agent in Turkey for VIKING's established range of marine life-saving equipment and products. YKS Marine's staff has the knowledge and experience to offer customers excellent advice on matching the correct VIKING product to the customer's specific needs. Furthermore, YKS will maintain a local stock of selected liferafts, immersion suits, spare parts and a full life saving appliance range for local new builds and for optimal vessel turnaround time. Global Sales Manager for the Cargo Department at VIKING, Jørgen Holm adds “I am extremely pleased that we are now in a position to reinforce sales and expertise in Turkey. The area will now be well served through appointing Yasin Kasa and the team at YKS Marine. We hope to build on existing relations in the area and establish new ones.” YKS Marine now becomes part of VIKING's global network which includes 40 branches and approximately 270 servicing stations worldwide. YKS Marine company details: YKS Denizcilik Sanayi ve Ticaret Limited Sirketi Deri Organize Yan Sanayi Sitesi 20.Yol , 18. Blok, No:18 Aydinli- Tuzla Postal Code: 34957 Ýstanbul - TURKIYE www.yksmarine.com Office Telephone Number: +90 216 447 32 41 Office Fax Number: +90 216 447 32 43 Warehouse Telephone No.: +90 216 591 06 77 Warehouse Fax Number: +90 216 591 06 78 Owner of the Company Mr Yasin Kasa Direct Number: +90 216 395 83 84 Mobile Number: +90 532 364 93 37 Mail Address: yks@yksmarine.com Main Contact Person: Mr Yasin Kasa
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