Derbyshire-based John Deere dealer Agricultural Industrial Services (AIS) has rebranded its Sudburydepot near Derby as an outlet of Rea Valley Tractors (RVT).
The change, which took place on February 4, 2013, coincided with the unveiling of a new corporate logo that will be used at the group’s four depots at Sudbury; Newport and Shrewsburyin Shropshire; andWelshpool in Powys.
The two companies have been linked since December 2010 when RVT was acquired by Dunstall Holdings Ltd, which was already owner of AIS.
“Our customers will not notice any immediate differences other than the name change at Sudbury,” group chairman Simon Clarke said. “Commercialdirector Nigel Worthington and customer and product support manager Glenn Logan will continue to work across all four depots as we strive to achieve excellence in the quality of the service we offer to our customers. The reason for making these changes is so that customers understand that all of our four depots are a part of the same business.”
For more information visit: www.reavalleytractors.com.
The change, which took place on February 4, 2013, coincided with the unveiling of a new corporate logo that will be used at the group’s four depots at Sudbury; Newport and Shrewsburyin Shropshire; andWelshpool in Powys.
The two companies have been linked since December 2010 when RVT was acquired by Dunstall Holdings Ltd, which was already owner of AIS.
“Our customers will not notice any immediate differences other than the name change at Sudbury,” group chairman Simon Clarke said. “Commercialdirector Nigel Worthington and customer and product support manager Glenn Logan will continue to work across all four depots as we strive to achieve excellence in the quality of the service we offer to our customers. The reason for making these changes is so that customers understand that all of our four depots are a part of the same business.”
For more information visit: www.reavalleytractors.com.
