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The monthly ‘Question Time’ program conducted by Institution of Engineers of Sri Lanka (IESL) was held on 28 April and was sponsored by Division Construction of Würth Lanka Ltd.
The ‘Question Time’ program is held every last Tuesday of the month and is attended by over 75 structural and civil engineers, academics, university students and other interested parties in the allied fields.
The popularity of the ‘Question Time’ program amongst the construction industry fraternity has been built up over the years since it defers from a mere lecture on a current and practical topic by involving the audience in a two-way discussion with the eminent and professional speaker of the session.
“We are pleased to have sponsored IESL ‘Question Time’ program since Würth Lanka’s construction division has a range of state of the art, high quality products and solutions which improves the efficiency of the construction and building trade. As the sponsor of ‘Question Time,’ we had the opportunity to convey to the audience how Würth products and services can add value to the construction and building industry in Sri Lanka,” said Vinod Sudesh-Manager Construction Division, Würth Lanka Ltd.
Würth Lanka is a fully-owned subsidiary of Würth International, AG and belongs to Adolf Würth GmbH, Germany, the parent company of the Würth Group. Würth is a Euro 10 billion company and one of the largest international trading companies with more than 400 subsidiaries in 83 countries.
With over 65,000 employees worldwide, Würth has the largest direct sales force in order to be closer to its customers. Würth Group is an industry leader as a high quality supplier and award-winning distributor of automotive products and equipment to professional workshops in more than 84 countries worldwide.
Würth Lanka was established in Sri Lanka in 1998 with one employee, and currently employs 65 permanent employees. During the last 15 years, Würth has become a top quality supplier in the markets it operates in, such as the automotive aftermarkets, construction and maintenance and metal trade. In the future, cargo, wood, and industrial sectors will be explored as a strategy for growth.
