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Asia is home to 3.7 billion people and as the pace of
industrialisation picks up, we are now seeing the largest
construction boom in history. Millions of buildings including
skyscrapers, hospitals and residential high-rise suburbs are either
under construction, or have been planned in Asia.
While high electricity prices is a problem faced by contractors the
world over, the lack of proper power management systems is a major
concern for property developers and urban planners in Asia. Asian
countries such as Indonesia are often marred by power outages as
demand for energy outstrips supply. With the tide of
industrialisation sweeping through Asia, many developing countries
are now facing an energy crisis, leading to an estimated 10% of
total construction value to be spent on modern electricity
distribution and management. While the governments in these
countries are scrambling to find more sources of energy to provide
for the construction of new buildings, environmental activists the
world over are calling for Asia to adopt a less energy-intensive and
more energy-efficient approach towards industrialisation.
As temperatures in Asian countries remain high throughout the year,
the urbanisation of these countries requires careful climatic
planning to provide a comfortable environment for the residents. The
use of air-conditioners to provide cooler living and working
conditions has seen the rise of air-conditioner sales. With
urbanisation occurring throughout the many developing countries in
Asia, the need for modern energy management equipment and energy
saving air-conditioning is expected to increase. Therefore, the
demand for high quality air-conditioning systems, which are
environmentally-friendly presents new opportunities for us both in
the area of gas-replacement and also in the installation of new
air-conditioning systems, which are compliant with the new
standards.

The construction and urbanisation needs of the two most populous
countries in the world, China and India, spell good news for
companies in the electronic switchgear and industrial
air-conditioner manufacturing, installing and servicing businesses.
As these and other developing countries prepare themselves for a
massive industrial revolution that will see the widespread
urbanisation of rural areas, the demand for efficient power
management and air-conditioning will be massive, and we are well
poised to capture this demand.
Following our success in Singapore, we have expanded regionally and
we now have operations in both China and India. Our enviable track
record is the result of professional management, as well as
technical expertise. With these strengths, we are now respected as
an effective, efficient and reliable company that is financially
well-managed.
Our involvement in the design and construction of power and
temperature control systems in local highly acclaimed industrial
parks and residential properties further allows us to stand out from
our competitors in other Asian markets. |
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