Although the rebranding process certainly kept us busy over the last few months, it most definitely wasn’t the only one. We’re always up for a new challenge and on the lookout for new opportunities to make some noise. Sometimes it’s a new collaboration – e.g. with BOS – but it can also mean starting a new chapter with a long-standing partner and that’s where Varroc comes into play.
The guys over at BOS are some of the leading developers, manufacturers and distributors of innovative systems and components for the automotive industry. Just like us, they put the customer at the center of their focus and deliver nothing less than the best possible product.
We teamed up with BOS and used our local market knowledge and internal expertise to fully support the establishment of their Innovation & Technology Centre in Katowice, Poland. In addition, we are delighted to be providing BOS with engineering services on various projects.
It’s hard to achieve, but incredibly rewarding, when your partner places their trust in you. We can’t stress enough our commitment to the collaboration and look forward to delivering even more. After all, that’s what we do best – give 110% and get the job done.
Equally rewarding and proof of our customer orientation and strong delivery track record is the collaboration with Varroc Lighting Systems’ (VLS). Our paths crossed for the first time in 2017, the partnership first started in 2018 and the rest is history.
This was a big step for us. Teaming-up with VLS, one of the world leaders in the delivery and manufacturing of innovative automotive lighting solutions, helped us grow our business to new levels.
We’re incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished together with VLS and that our knowledge and skills once again convinced a major player to place their trust in us. Earlier this year, we were happy to announce the extension of this fruitful collaboration for the next five years. We’re also expanding the scope of our collaboration to now include IT solutions, electrics and electronics. But it’s not just about the products and services – we’re also extending our geographical reach and are going global!
Endego isn’t resting on its laurels. On the contrary, we are going full steam ahead!
We’re in a great place right now, with a group of faithful customers, who know they can count on us, an incredibly skilled team of experts and a vast pool of opportunities to sink our teeth into.
Forward is the only direction we see. This year is a big one for us and the new name, visual identification and website are just a taste of things to come. Next stop? Establishing ourselves as a leading E2E cross-industry engineering services provider.
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