Huge growth for BG’s service division

12 January, 2010

Controls specialist BG Controls reports that its service and maintenance division has enjoyed a 92% growth in revenue from customers wanting to increase energy efficiency. The company also reports that orders for BG Group have grown by 20% over the last 12 months, which is attributed to rising demand for energy-efficient building-controls solutions that encourage cost savings and reduce environmental impact.

Director John Nicholls (pictured) says, We put our success down to solid foundations in organisational structure and processes and our philosophy of “openness”. This allows customers the freedom of choice regarding the way they wish to take their building controls forward into the future.’

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