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Linde distributor LDX appoints GM 

LDX, a newly formed company of TDX for distribution of Linde Material Handling Equipment, has appointed Mark Weaver as general manager.

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Mark Weaver

LDX, a newly formed company of TDX for distribution of Linde Material Handling Equipment, has appointed Mark Weaver as general manager.

In the new role, Weaver will oversee LDX operations as the exclusive distributor for Linde in New Zealand. This includes an extensive range of forklift trucks, pallet and reach trucks, pallet stackers and order pickers.

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He brings a wealth of experience to the new role, having held numerous leadership positions, most recently as the general manager of SteelServ for the past four years. His  operational skills, combined with his experience in business and people management, make  him a valuable addition to the LDX team.

In his role, Weaver will report directly to Colm Hamrogue, the chief executive of TDX. 

Hamrogue says he is “thrilled to welcome Mark to lead the LDX team”. 

“He has been a valued customer of TDX and understands the importance of putting customers first. 

“Matched with his proven track record and dedication to operational excellence, Mark aligns perfectly with our vision for LDX of striving to deliver a world-class  experience for our Linde customers,” Hamrogue says. 

Weaver’s primary responsibilities as general manager will include overseeing LDX’s day-to-day operations and delivering the highest level of service to Linde and LDX customers.  

His appointment signifies a strategic move by LDX as the team continues to elevate its presence in the market.

He will start the new role of general manager – Linde in early March. 

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