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Seoul, South-Korea, June 16, 2006 – For his special commitment to Seoul, Friedrich Stockinger,
Managing Director of TRUMPF Korea Co, Ltd., was named an honorary citizen of the South Korean
capital. The citizenship certificate was bestowed on Mr. Stockinger by Lord Mayor Lee Myung-Bak
during a special ceremony in early May.
With honorary citizenship, the city of Seoul has recognized,
among other things, Friedrich Stockinger's commitment to German-Korean business relations and his
contribution to advancing and deepening the business relations between German companies and the city
of Seoul . This award is not only an enormous honor for Stockinger. At the same time, it acknowledges
TRUMPF's commitment to Seoul where the new TRUTEC building for the machine manufacturer is currently
being built. This project is gaining a great deal of attention and is regarded as a clear signal of
the excellent relationship between South Korea and TRUMPF.
TRUMPF Group (www.trumpf.com)
With sales totaling € 1.4 billion for the 2004/05 fiscal year and more than 6,100 employees, the
TRUMPF Group ranks among the leading manufacturing companies worldwide. The three following business
divisions are combined under the umbrella of a holding company: Machine Tools/Power Tools, Laser
Technology/Electronics and Medical Technology. Its core business are machine tools for flexible sheet
metal processing for punching and forming, laser processing and bending. In the field of industrial
lasers and laser systems, the company is the technological leader on the world market. With about 45
subsidiaries and branch offices, the Group is represented in almost every European country, in North
and South America as well as in Asia . Production locations can be found in Germany, France, Austria, Switzerland, China, Taiwan and the USA.
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