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Cofely has completed the acquisition of Adelt Mechanical Works, dandenong market a service companies in Mechanical most famous and largest in Canada. Support will allow Cofely to offer its services across Canada while it is present in Quebec for 20 years.
Adelt Mechanical Works focuses dandenong market Toronto and Vancouver since 1977 and employs approximately 275 people. It is a reference for plumbing, heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration. With an annual turnover of $ 60 million Adelt has completed projects throughout Canada and is well established to complete construction capabilities, services and current geographic dandenong market presence Cofely in markets dandenong market such as the centers data, commercial, institutional and industrial projects of local energy networks and public-private partnerships, dandenong market as well as airports.
Cofely is a leader in its field in the Greater Montreal and Quebec City and now turns to the Vancouver and Toronto, which represent 60% of the market of commercial real estate in Canada and the fourth largest industrial market in America North, after Los Angeles, Chicago and New Jersey.
According Dépelteau Francois, dandenong market President and CEO of Cofely in Canada, "Adelt acquisition is an important step in the development and sustainability of our business. With quality skills and geographical presence qu'Adelt can provide, this acquisition enhances the position of Cofely to provide our customers a wide range of services and multi-disciplinary skills that are required to manage facilities and projects across Canada. "
Conversely, Cofely will expand services Adelt (contracts based on performance contracts, full warranty, contract energy management, local energy networks, contracts, public-private partnership, airport services, etc..). The current owners, Scott Munro (CEO) and Don Evans (COO) will continue to run the company and participate in the future growth of Cofely in Canada dandenong market from east to west. The acquisition will have no impact on the status of 275 employees Adelt.
According to Scott Munro, CEO of Adelt "Being part of Cofely provides an excellent opportunity for Adelt Mechanical Works to increase our customer base and meet new challenges together. Cofely is part of GDF SUEZ, which gives us the support of a large organization in the world in energy services. We look forward to working together and we will take as much as possible the opportunities available to us in that part of Cofely brings us.
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Cofely has completed the acquisition of Adelt Mechanical Works, dandenong market a service companies in Mechanical most famous and largest in Canada. Support will allow Cofely to offer its services across Canada while it is present in Quebec for 20 years.
Adelt Mechanical Works focuses dandenong market Toronto and Vancouver since 1977 and employs approximately 275 people. It is a reference for plumbing, heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration. With an annual turnover of $ 60 million Adelt has completed projects throughout Canada and is well established to complete construction capabilities, services and current geographic dandenong market presence Cofely in markets dandenong market such as the centers data, commercial, institutional and industrial projects of local energy networks and public-private partnerships, dandenong market as well as airports.
Cofely is a leader in its field in the Greater Montreal and Quebec City and now turns to the Vancouver and Toronto, which represent 60% of the market of commercial real estate in Canada and the fourth largest industrial market in America North, after Los Angeles, Chicago and New Jersey.
According Dépelteau Francois, dandenong market President and CEO of Cofely in Canada, "Adelt acquisition is an important step in the development and sustainability of our business. With quality skills and geographical presence qu'Adelt can provide, this acquisition enhances the position of Cofely to provide our customers a wide range of services and multi-disciplinary skills that are required to manage facilities and projects across Canada. "
Conversely, Cofely will expand services Adelt (contracts based on performance contracts, full warranty, contract energy management, local energy networks, contracts, public-private partnership, airport services, etc..). The current owners, Scott Munro (CEO) and Don Evans (COO) will continue to run the company and participate in the future growth of Cofely in Canada dandenong market from east to west. The acquisition will have no impact on the status of 275 employees Adelt.
According to Scott Munro, CEO of Adelt "Being part of Cofely provides an excellent opportunity for Adelt Mechanical Works to increase our customer base and meet new challenges together. Cofely is part of GDF SUEZ, which gives us the support of a large organization in the world in energy services. We look forward to working together and we will take as much as possible the opportunities available to us in that part of Cofely brings us.
Most Popular IMMO 2014 - The 10 Key Success Factors real estate rental Life vertically: history of skyscrapers dandenong market (4/4) Major investments in the market commercial dandenong market centers in the region of Quebec First offer, first refusal and option ... Who the chance? Infighting would precipitate the end of Heenan Blaikie
Life vertically: history of skyscrapers - Part 4 Life vertically: history of skyscrapers dandenong market - Part 4 Life vertically: history of skyscrapers - Part 3 Life in the vertical: history skyscraper - part 2 Life in the vertical: story skyscraper - Part 1
Archives Select Month February 2014 January 2014 December 2013 November 2013 October 2013 September 2013 August 2013 July 2013 June 2013 May 2013 April 2013 March 2013 February 2013 January 2013 December 2012 November 2012 October 2012 September 2012 August 2012 July 2012 June 2012 May 2012 April 2012 March 2012 February 2012 January 2012 December 2011 November 2011 October dandenong market 2011 September 2011 August 2011 July 2011 June 2011 May 2011 April 2011 March 2011 February 2011 January 2011
Management lets authors sole responsibility dandenong market of their texts. She disclaims any responsibility to unsolicited material. All rights reserved 2012 Media Inc. JBC. - Web Design: Rendering Design
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