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Nipparts is a private company set up in 1981 based in Holland and situated in the UK and Belgium and is Europe's number one supplier of Japanese and Korean aftermarket car parts.
Nipparts 
Type Private Industry Automotive Genre Automotive Founded 1981 Founder(s) E. Piekaar Headquarters Breukelen Area served Europe Key people G.J. Piekaar – Bakker (Managing Director), T. Griffioen (Commercial Director) Products Automotive goods and services Revenue $12.81 million Employees 50+ Divisions Nipparts UK, Nipparts BV, Nipparts Belgium Website Official Website Contents
History
Nipparts was established in 1981 by E.Piekaar In 1991, Nipparts UK was established. From August 2002, Nipparts had been a member of the Kroymans Corporation Group with a present turnover of 1.2 billion euro, before being sold on a few months before the collapse of Kroymans.
Nipparts is an automotive parts seller, that specialises in Japanese and Korean parts. It is based in Holland but is also present in other European countries like the UK and Belgium. As specialists in Japanese and Korean parts, Nipparts supplies parts for over 35 car manufactures such as Nissan, Toyota and Kia. Parts include air filters, clutches and fan belts.
Nipparts has become established as Europe's number one for aftermarket Japanese and Korean car parts.
Origins of Name
The Nipparts name derives from the word Nippon, a native name for Japan.
Mascot
The company mascot is a mouse called Nippi. He is dressed in a white t-shirt and wearing red overalls with a spanner in his right hand. He is also wearing glasses and has a white sweatband on his head.
Nippi
Divisions
There are several Nipparts divisions including the Netherlands and Belgium.
Nipparts BV
It is based in Breukelen near Amsterdam and is headed by G.J. Piekaar – Bakker and T. Griffioen. This is the biggest of all the divisions with the main warehouse occupying over 100,000 square feet (9,300 m2) of space.
Nipparts Belgium
See also
- Cars
- Car parts
External links
Categories:- Auto parts suppliers
- Automotive part retailers
- Stichtse Vecht
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