Kata re-launch as Bogen Imaging UK Ltd

15/02/08

Kata UK are pleased to announce as of week commencing 11th February 2008 the company will be known as Bogen Imaging UK Ltd - part of Bogen Imaging the sales and marketing operation for the global Vitec Group Plc which is the parent company to photographic brands such as Manfrotto, Kata, Gitzo, and National Geographic bags.

Recognised worldwide as a leading distributor of premium photographic products, Bogen UK now officially joins other renowned Bogen Imaging organisations based in the U.S.A, Japan, France, Germany and Italy.

Speaking of the re-launch and addition of Manfrotto to the Bogen UK product portfolio Greg Cooney, Managing Director said, “Our aim is to bring best in class products to the consumer via the UK dealer network. Since the establishment of Kata UK back in 2005 we have been offering products that consistently meet and exceed consumer desire and with the investment we are making in our organisation and the new infrastructure we have in place we are looking forward to achieving our objectives of becoming No. 1 in the market with each of our brands."

“Our team is continuing to grow and within the company we have over 200 year’s collective experience within the photographic industry which allows us to use superb expertise across each of our activities.”

The organisation is also proud to announce that it is now the official supplier of Manfrotto products in the UK, an established tripod brand which brings premium quality and value for money to the consumer.

Greg continues, “We are excited and proud to have the Manfrotto brand within the heart of our company and we are passionate about driving this market leading tripod range further in the UK.”

For more information please visit the Bogen Imaging website.

http://www.bogenimaging.co.uk/

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