Tinsue Signs as Rio 2016 Olympic Games Official Table Tennis Flooring Supplier

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Tinsue will be the official sports-floor supplier for the table tennis event at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games after agreeing terms with the International Table Tennis Federation's marketing arm, TMS International.

This comes after the recent announcement in February that Tinsue will be the official sports-floor supplier to the table tennis event at the 2014 Nanjing Youth Olympic Games.

It will be the second Olympic Games in a row that the world's best table tennis players will play on Tinsue sports-floor, as they had also supplied the floor at London 2012.

"We are happy to have this opportunity to again cooperate with the ITTF," said Tinsue CEO Mr Zhang Zhen.

"We first started our relationship in 2009 at the World Team Cup, and it is our great honour to continue helping the ITTF host successful events, such as London 2012," added Mr Zhang.

The agreement, which is made up of a substantial cash component and value-in-kind equipment, also includes the 2014-2016 World Tour Grand Finals, the 2015 World Team Cup and the Continental events in Latin America, Oceania, Africa and North America until 2016.

Following the agreement, ITTF President Mr. Adham Sharara stated: "The ITTF is extremely pleased that it could renew its agreement with Tinsue as the official sports-floor supplier to the table tennis event at Rio 2016. The 2012 London Games were the debut for Tinsue and the sports-floor received a great reception from all players."

"I am very pleased that Tinsue is also sponsoring our continental events. This proves that Tinsue is not only interested in selling product, but also very interested in the development of our sport," concluded Mr. Sharara.

Mr. Anders Thunstrom, Managing Director of TMS International, shared the excited, adding: "We have been able to find a win-win situation with Tinsue and to extend the partnership until 2016, strengthening the relationship between us for ITTF World Title events."

London 2012 was the first major table tennis event with a sky blue floor, and the ITTF will again work with Tinsue and the ROCOG to create a memorable floor colour for Rio 2016.

For more information, please contact ITTF's Media Officer Matt Pound: media@ittf.com.

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