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SKF Changes Head of Sweden

SKF has appointed long-time veteran Jens Törnquist as the new head of Sweden, with responsibility for 1,800 employees in ten Swedish cities in addition to Gothenburg.

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SKF Changes Head of Sweden

SKF has appointed long-time veteran Jens Törnquist as the new head of Sweden, with responsibility for 1,800 employees in ten Swedish cities in addition to Gothenburg.

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