Kooltech builds up its Mitsubishi stock for the summer

17 June, 2006

Air-conditioning and refrigeration distributor Kooltech has placed a £2 million stock order with Mitsubishi to cover summer demand for the M Series and Mr Slim air-conditioning systems. Murray Sharp, managing director of Kooltech, which has its head office in Glasgow and six offices in England, explains, ‘These are market-leading products, and we want to make sure that we have stock available to match expected demand. The majority of these products are also listed on the Government’s Enhanced Capital Allowance scheme, which means customers can offset the capital and installation costs against their yearly tax return.’ Kooltech has worked in partnership with Mitsubishi Electric for over 10 years and has built up its UK network to support nationwide sales of air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment.

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