Hamaton expanding to accommodate North American market growth

TPMS specialist Hamaton Ltd states that since opening last November, its North American headquarters – Hamaton Inc. – has achieved strong first-year growth. This growth, it adds, has accelerated rapidly in recent months following the acquisition of a number of new customers.

Hamaton Inc.’s expanding customer base now includes a number of prominent names in the North American market, and these new partnerships have necessitated a significant extension to the business’ warehouse in order to store increased stock levels and to accommodate plans for a new training facility. Due to this continued growth, Hamaton has also hired new employees to offer additional sales, technical and training support to distributors.

“We are thrilled with how things have progressed in the short time since we opened last year, and with the exciting prospects we currently have in development,” comments Enri Osmani, general manager for Hamaton Inc. “I’m looking forward to seeing how things progress in the lead up to the SEMA Show, which we’re aiming to make even bigger and better this year.”

When Hamaton’s US team return to the SEMA Show in Las Vegas this October and November, they will occupy a significantly larger exhibition space than at their first appearance in 2016, a presence reflecting the development achieved in the first year.

The Hamaton Group attributes its recent growth to the increasing popularity of its new universal EU-Pro Hybrid sensors, products that offer coverage of over 90 per cent of TPMS-enabled vehicles and one of the fastest configuration times on the market. Additionally, with the support of Hamaton’s diagnostic tools manufactured by global leader ATEQ, its comprehensive range of service parts and valves have also been highly successful.

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