The projects have supported the company reaching its revenue target ahead of schedule. These include a mix of capital equipment sales and service work to clients across 11 countries. The company’s wealth of industry knowledge, extensive torque machine expertise, and 24/7 software support model were key factors for demand. The company plans to increase its presence in the region, with 30% of its global revenue forecasted to come from the Middle East in 2018.
Dave Clark, Managing Director at EnerQuip comments: “The Middle East is a strategically important region for us and we aim to build on our strong relationships with our clients this year. It’s important that service companies have a reliable supplier available to provide 24/7 support. Without this, production can come to a halt, causing profits to drop.
“These projects are a testament to the efficiency and reliability of our products coupled with our teams’ sought-after expertise. Our next step will be bolster our presence in the region and we’re relishing this challenge.”
