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A TOGNUM GROUP BRAND Worldwide Sales and Service Organization Edition 3/10 valid from 8/2010 Power. Passion. Partnership. Legend Status Applications D Distributor (Sales & Service) I Industrial (Agriculture, C&I, Mining) H Headquarter G PowerGen RO Regional Offi ce M Marine DD Direct Dealer R Rail SD Service Dealer SR Sales Representative Please note: Our partners are listed in the following sequence: 1st Headquartes of Distributors 2nd Locations of Distributors‘ branches and Dealers in alphabetical order Afghanistan Systems Company (SYSCO) D 5-C, Sunset Commercial Street 1 Phase IV, Defence Housing Authority KARACHI 75500 PAKISTAN Telephone: +92 21 3588 1081 - 84 Telefax: +92 21 3588 7818 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.sysco-pk.com Applications M, R, G, I Systems Company (SYSCO) D (Branch) 689-A, Street No. 4 Chaklala Scheme III RAWALPINDI/ ISLAMABAD Pakistan Telephone: +92 51 559 0496 Telephone: +92 51 559 9751 Telephone: +92 300 929 9195 (24h-Hotline) Telefax: +92 51 559 1381 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.sysco-pk.com Applications M, R, G, I 1 Algeria MTU France SAS D 281, chaussée Jules César 95250 BEAUCHAMP FRANCE Telephone: +33 1 34 18 60 60 Telephone: +33 6 03 53 33 04 (24h-Hotline) Telefax: +33 1 34 18 60 61 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.mtu-online.fr Applications M, R, G, I Dieselec SD 7 rue Kaddour Rahim - Hussein Dey 16000 ALGER ALGERIA Telephone: +213 21 49 50 54 Telefax: +213 21 23 47 68 Email: [email protected] Applications M, G, I ERENAV SD Quai d'Auray N° 12 16000 ALGER ALGERIA Telephone: +213 21 42 37 83 Telefax: +213 21 42 30 39 Internet: www.erenav.dz Applications M Only 331, 396, 538 ERENAV (Branch) SD Rue de Barbezieux 16000 ALGER-PORT ALGERIA Telephone: +213 2 641 950 Telephone: +213 2 640 010 Telephone: +213 2 640 640 Telefax: +213 2 647 278 Internet: www.erenav.dz Applications M Only 331, 396, 538 2 Algeria ERENAV (Branch) SD Arrière Port, Bejaia 34000 BEJAIA ALGERIA Telephone: +213 5 21 16 11 Telefax: +213 5 22 10 27 Internet: www.erenav.dz Applications M Only 331, 396, 538 ERENAV (Branch) SD Quai d'Alger, Dock N° 1 31000 ORAN ALGERIA Telephone: +213 41 39 47 96 Internet: www.erenav.dz Applications M Only 331, 396, 538 Angola Jembas D Assistencia Tecnica, Limitada Largo do Soweto, 88 Caixa Postal 10013 LUANDA ANGOLA Telephone: +244 2 637 000 Telephone: +244 2 320 629 Telefax: +244 2 324 058 Telefax: +244 2 637 038 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.jembas.com Applications M, R, G, I 3 Anquilla Caribe Detroit Diesel-Allison D Campo Rico Ave. Block C La Ceramica Industrial Park CAROLINA, PR 00982 PUERTO RICO Telephone: +1 787 750 5000 Telefax: +1 787 757 4475 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.caribedetroit.com Postal address: P.O. Box 70112 SAN JUAN, PR 00936-8112 PUERTO RICO Applications M, R, G, I Antigua Trinidad Detroit Diesel-Allison Ltd. D Otaheite Industrial Estate South Oropouche OTAHEITE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Telephone: +1 868 677 6254 Telephone: +1 868 677 6255 Telephone: +1 868 677 6266 Telefax: +1 868 677 7968 Email: [email protected] Applications M, R, G, I 4 Argentina MTU Detroit Diesel-Allison Argentina S.A. D Darregueira 1340 8000 BAHIA BLANCA - PCIA. DE BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINA Telephone: +54 291 4558787 Telephone: +54 291 4525841 Telefax: +54 291 452 0576 Email: [email protected] Applications M, R, G, I MTU Detroit Diesel-Allison Argentina S.A. (Branch) D Pedro de Mendoza 3899 CP 1294 - CAPITAL FEDERAL - BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINA Telephone: +54 11 43034100 Telefax: +54 11 43034100 Email: [email protected] Applications M, R, G, I Australia MTU Detroit Diesel Australia Pty. Ltd. D (National Operations Head Office) 488 Blackshaws Road ALTONA NORTH, VIC 3025 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 3 9243 9292 Telefax: +61 3 9243 9271 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.mtudda.com.au/ Postal address: P.O.Box 215 ALTONA NORTH, VIC 3025 AUSTRALIEN Applications M, R, G, I 5 Australia (New South Wales) MTU Detroit Diesel Australia Pty. Ltd. (Branch) D (New South Wales - Sydney) 78-82 Riverside Road CHIPPING NORTON, NSW 2170 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 2 9794 2600 Telephone: +1 800 023 236 (24h-Hotline) Telefax: +61 2 9794 2677 Internet: www.mtudda.com.au Postal address: P.O. Box 98 MOOREBANK, NSW 2170 Applications M, R, G, I Neil`s Parts (Australia) Pty. Ltd. SD Honour Ave. COROWA, NSW 2646 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 2 6033 1600 Telefax: +61 2 6033 2835 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.neils.com.au Applications G, I Neil`s Parts (Australia) Pty. Ltd. SD Boothenba Rd. P.O.Box 418 DUBBO, NSW 2830 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 2 6882 9699 Telefax: +61 2 6882 9930 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.neils.com.au Applications G, I 6 Australia (New South Wales) MTU Detroit Diesel Australia Pty. Ltd. (Branch) D (New South Wales - Sydney) 11-13 Garling Road KINGS PARK, NSW 2148 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 2 8822 7000 (Switchboard) (24h-Hotline) Telefax: +61 2 8822 7083 Internet: www.mtudda.com.au Postal address: P.O.Box 6703, Delivery Centre BLACKTOWN, NSW 2148 Applications M, R, G, I Maitland Diesel Service Pty Ltd SD New England Highway P.O. Box 392 RUTHERFORD, NSW 2320 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 2 4932 3200 Telefax: 61 2 4932 4304 Applications M, G, I Only 50, 60, 53, 71, 92 MTU Detroit Diesel Australia Pty. Ltd. (Branch) D (New South Wales - Hunter Valley) Lot 25, Magpie Street SINGLETON, NSW 2330 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 2 6572 1012 Telefax: +61 2 6572 4820 Internet: www.mtudda.com.au Postal address: P.O. Box 621 SINGLETON, NSW 2330 Applications M, R, G, I 7 Australia (New South Wales) MTU Detroit Diesel Australia Pty. Ltd. (Branch) D (New South Wales - Wagga Wagga) 149 Hammond Avenue WAGGA WAGGA, NSW 2650 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 2 6931 9110 Telefax: +61 2 6971 7160 Internet: www.mtudda.com.au Postal address: P.O. Box 20411 SOUTH WAGGA, NSW 2650 Applications M, R, G, I Australia (Northern Territory) MTU Detroit Diesel Australia Pty. Ltd. (Branch) D (Northern Territory - Darwin) 18 Mendis Road HUDSON CREEK, NT 0828 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 8 8984 3155 Telefax: +61 8 8984 4302 Internet: www.mtudda.com.au Applications M, R, G, I Australia (Queensland) Rosslyn Bay Diesel SD 41/45 Jabiru Drive Shed 2 BARMARYEE, QLD 4703 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 7 4939 8555 Telefax: +61 7 4939 8900 Applications M, G, I 8 Australia (Queensland) Bundy Diesel Repairs SD Shed 5, Lester Street BUNDABERG, QLD 4670 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 7 4154 2411 Telefax: +61 7 4154 2511 Applications M, G Only 50, 60, 53, 71, 92 MTU Detroit Diesel Australia Pty. Ltd. (Branch) D Gold Coast City Marina, Unit 51, 76-78 Waterway Drive COOMERA, QLD 4209 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 7 5588 1900 Telefax: +61 7 5502 7359 Internet: www.mtudda.com.au Applications M, R, G, I Keypower Systems Pty. Ltd. SD 70 Leyland Street, Garbutt GARBUTT, QLD 4814 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 7 4779 8000 Telefax: +61 7 4725 1273 Email: [email protected] Applications M Only 099, 183, 2000, 396, 4000 MTU Detroit Diesel Australia Pty. Ltd. (Branch) D (Queensland - Townsville) Cnr. Ingham Road & Ronald Crt. MT. LOUISA, QLD 4814 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 7 4774 4977 Telefax: +61 7 4774 4995 Internet: www.mtudda.com.au Postal address: P.O. Box 4581 MSO TOWNSVILLE, QLD 4810 Applications M, R, G, I 9 Australia (Queensland) MTU Detroit Diesel Australia Pty. Ltd. (Branch) D (Queensland - Mackay) 17 Commercial Avenue PAGET, MACKAY, QLD 4740 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 7 4952 2122 Telefax: +61 7 4952 1314 Internet: www.mtudda.com.au Postal address: P.O. Box 5505, Mackay Mail Centre MACKAY, QLD 4740 Applications M, R, G, I MTU Detroit Diesel Australia Pty. Ltd. (Branch) D (Queensland - Cairns) 18 Redden Street PORTSMITH, QLD 4870 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 7 4035 2538 Telefax: +61 7 4035 2583 Internet: www.mtudda.com.au Applications M, R, G, I MTU Detroit Diesel Australia Pty Ltd (Branch) D (Queensland - Brisbane) 147 Archerfield Road RICHLANDS, QLD 4077 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 7 3877 6060 Telefax: +61 7 3877 6092 Internet: www.mtudda.com.au Postal address: Locked Bag 60 RICHLANDS, QLD 4077 Applications M, R, G, I 10 Australia (Queensland) Roma Diesel Service SD 49 Spencer Street ROMA, QLD 4455 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 7 4622 6380 Telefax: +61 7 4622 6393 Applications G, I Only 40, 60, 1600 Neil`s Parts (Australia) Pty. Ltd. SD Taylor Street P.O. Box 956 TOOWOOMBA, QLD 4350 AUSTRALIEN Telephone: +61 7 4634 7155 Telefax: +61 7 4634 7246 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.neils.com.au Applications G, I Rosslyn Bay Diesel SD 30 Charles Street YEPPOON, QLD 4703 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 7 4939 8555 Telefax: +61 7 4939 8900 Applications M, G, I Only 099, 183 Australia (South Australia) DaimlerChrysler Australia SD 526 Grand Junction Road ANGLE PARK, SA 5010 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 8 8268 5555 Telefax: +61 8 8347 4581 Applications M, R, G 11 Australia (South Australia) MTU Detroit Diesel Australia Pty. Ltd. (Branch) D (South Australia - Adelaide) 103-107 West Avenue EDINBURGH, SA 5111 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 8 8209 0000 Telefax: +61 8 8209 0002 Internet: www.mtudda.com.au Applications M, R, G, I Neil's Parts (Australia) Pty. Ltd. SD Lot 59, Gale Road EVANSTON SOUTH, SA 5116 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 8254 6444 Telefax: +61 8254 2167 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.neils.com.au Postal address: P.O.Box 912 GAWLER, SA 5118 Applications G, I MTU Detroit Diesel Australia Pty.
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    ! ! ! ! In!September!2016!it!is!going!to!happen.!To!be!more!precise!from!13#–#16#September#2016,##the#11th# European#Conference#on#Gambling#Studies#and#Policy#Issues#will!take!place!in!the!beautifully! refurbished!InterContinental!Hotel!in!Lisbon,!Portugal.! By!that!time!it!is!expected!to!have!over!300!participants!from!more!than!40!different!countries!! coming!from!a!wide!variety!and!diversity!of!background!to!attend!the!conference.! The!title!of!the!conference!is:!Development#of#the#invisible#and#unknown:#Research,# Responsibilities#and#Regulation.# As!you!may!know,!the!European!Association!for!the!Study!of!Gambling!(EASG)!aims!to!increase!the! level!of!dialogue!between!its!members!representing!various!aspects!of!gambling.!The!Association! provides!a!forum!for!the!systematic!study,!discussion!and!dissemination!on!knowledge!about!all! matters!relating!to!the!study!of!gambling!in!Europe!and!promotes!the!comparative!study!of:! OHistorical,economical,!mathematical,!social!and!psychological!aspects!of!gambling! ODevelopment,!execution!and!evaluation!of!the!regulation!of!gambling! OEthical!marketing!and!management!of!gambling!opportunities! OUnderstanding!of!the!development!of!pathological!gambling!and!the!provision!of!prevention!and! treatment!programmes.! The!EASG!avoids!taking!a!communal!view!about!any!specific!issue!relating!to!gambling.! ! ! ! The!close!to!200!members!of!the!EASG!are!regulators!from!a!lot!of!European!countries,!gambling! industry!representatives,!land!based,!online!operators!and!lottery!organisations.!Also!academics!and!