Euro Auctions expands in Spain

Euro Auctions says that the Spanish market has “embraced the used plant auction concept to such an extent” that it has expanded its Valencia team with the appointment of two new country sales managers.
March 6, 2012 Read time: 1 min

417 Euro Auctions says that the Spanish market has “embraced the used plant auction concept to such an extent” that it has expanded its Valencia team with the appointment of two new country sales managers.

Carlos Bordonado takes charge of the southern Spanish region and Pedro Chaves will be responsible for developing the market in Portugal.

“The upcoming Valencia auction on 30 September sees good representation across all makes and ranges of equipment, including excavators in the 20tonne, 10tonne and mini categories, as well as good selections of dumpers, telehandlers, rollers and forklifts,” says the company

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