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Peter Riedel GmbH active in Nizhny Tagil
Approximately 2,000 kilometers east of Moscow lies Nizhny Tagil, a city with about 360,000 inhabitants in the middle of the Ural.
Approximately 2,000 kilometers east of Moscow lies Nizhny Tagil, a city with about 360,000 inhabitants in the middle of the Ural. And it is about to become the second Nordic “Hot Spot” of Russia after Chekhov. These days, the deputy governor of the Sverdlovsk region, Sergey K. Nosov, gave political clearance for equipping the two ramps (K120 and 90) with the SKI LINE System from Peter Riedel GmbH.
What may seem like any other assignment hides its pitfalls. For in March 2013 a COC competition is to be held in Nizhny Tagil, more precisely, at the end of the competition series on March 16–17. Only five months to go. “If the weather doesn’t throw a wrench in the works, I see no problem with completion,” says the company owner Peter Riedel optimistically. “I am glad that we can participate in another skiing jumping center of the Russian Federation and am confident that we will carry out this order to the full satisfaction of institutions, officials, coaches and athletes.”
By the way, Nizhny Tagil is 4,028 kilometers away from the SKI LINE company headquarters in Raschau, Saxony. The world of Peter Riedel GmbH, which already stretches to Trondheim, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Hinzenbach, Chekhov, etc., is getting bigger and bigger…