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IMDEX Asia: Lacroix to open regional office

19th May 2017 - 10:00 GMT | by Gordon Arthur in Singapore

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Lacroix is set to deepen its regional footprint, with the French maker of decoys and launchers informing IMDEX Asia Daily News that it will establish a new Asian office.

Jean-Marie Pascal, senior business development manager for Asia-Pacific at the company, said: ‘To address ongoing and future requirements in the region, Lacroix will open an office in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, starting from September. We’re focusing on the Asia-Pacific region, including Australia.’

An office in South Korea has existed for about five years, and in the future Lacroix would like to more heavily target India as a market too. Pascal also revealed

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