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New Zealand Prime Minister John Key gave Triodent’s major expansion project his seal of approval at an unveiling ceremony on November 21.

Mr Key had been invited to open the Triodent Innovation Center, the first stage of the company’s plan to build a new headquarters in Katikati. The Prime Minister unveiled a sculpture to commemorate the event. Appropriately, it was made using the company’s new titanium laser sintering machine, which will be used to manufacture core Triodent products.

The new headquarters will bring all of Triodent’s New Zealand operations, including manufacturing, administration and international call center, on to one site for the first time since early 2007.

Speaking to invited guests at a garden party on the planned site, Mr Key said achieving success in the world market was “ultimately about doing things a lot smarter”.

“I want to encourage New Zealand companies to do the things that Triodent is doing, and that is blazing a trail in international markets, being creative and investing in science and research and development, because that is the future of New Zealand.” ...Read More