20.09.2019
A guest at HEDELIUS
Lower Saxony's Finance Minister Reinhold Hilbers visits HEDELIUS at its stand at EMO 2019
The EMO in Hanover is naturally also the leading trade fair for the machining industry for HEDELIUS. This is why the family-run company from Meppen in Lower Saxony has continued to expand its presence at the trade fair over the past few years. With 510 square metres of stand space, it was the largest stand to date in 2019. Politicians have also taken notice. On the very first day of the trade fair, Lower Saxony's Finance Minister Reinhold Hilbers took the opportunity to visit HEDELIUS and have owner and Managing Director Dennis Hempelmann show him around the stand. He was informed about the machines, the trade fair presentation and the general situation of the company. "We are delighted with Mr Hilbers' visit and his interest in our trade fair presence. It shows us that we are on the right track with our company and are increasingly being recognised by the public," said Managing Director Dennis Hempelmann.
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