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Os Caravan appoints new CEO and moves to new premises

16.12.2025 08:22 1 min 1 source
Bobilverden.no NOR
Os Caravan appoints new CEO and moves to new premises
Original source: Bobilverden.no

The Norwegian caravan and motorhome dealer Os Caravan is undergoing a leadership change and relocation. Owner and current managing director Eirik Wasmuth has hired a new CEO, Kristian Thorsen, and is moving the business to new premises at Industrivegen 2 during the Christmas period. The company reports increased sales of 95 units in 2025 and is focusing on the Adria, Kabe, Sun Living, and Challenger brands.

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16.12.2025 Bobilverden.no NOR Original source

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