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less cries of the entrepreneurial world;
dips in the Canadian economy and the low
dollar have unsurprisingly increased the
costs of doing business.
FUTURE PLANS FOR A
PROGRESSIVE GROWTH
Although headquartered in Québec, the
company has worked in nearly every prov-
ince in Canada, employed mostly by in-
dustrial companies and public utilities, like
hospitals and universities. They have also
worked in Indonesia, Haiti, the UK, the
U.S., and the Arabian Peninsula in collabo-
ration with engineering firms. Economic
instability is not holding DUAL-ADE back;
the company is presently building a route
for expansion with the aim of securing
more projects on a global scale.
The fundamental goal, of course, is to be
the leader in the development of ground-
breaking solutions in the transformation
and distribution of energy — this is a com-
mitment that DUAL-ADE staff takes on ev-
ery day by constantly perfecting their line
of products through new developments
from their R&D department. Increasing
the speed of production flow even more
for efficient operations is another future
goal — the idea here is to exceed expecta-
tions and deliver inventive solutions with
increased efficiency.
For more information about Technologies
DUAL-ADE Inc., visit
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