Double-digit growth for Vortice

01 March, 2012

Vortice, which supplies energy-efficient ventilation systems for the domestic, commercial and industrial markets, has reported double-digit growth for 2011, following reasonable single-digit growth for 2009 and 2010. General manager Kevin Hippey comments, ‘Like everyone else in the industry, we’ve had to control our costs over the last three years, but what we’ve also done is ensure that our new-product development plan mirrors and even pre-empts the needs of our customers, and we’ve gone the extra mile in terms of customer service.’

The company has increased its energy-efficient lines for system 3 and system 4 products, with particular effort spent in driving down costs and increasing efficiency.

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