Swedish cooling and ventilation manufacturer Swegon has signed up Australian company HVACR Supplies Limited as distributor and agent for the company’s indoor climate products and GOLD air handling units.
HVACR Supplies have two offices in Australia (Sydney and Brisbane) and are in total 10 staff. HVACR Supplies has been active in the Australian market for eight years and is a marketing specialist for Heating, Ventilation Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration products.
“HVACR Supplies is an efficient, young and dynamic team and we are looking forward to grow in the Australian market together, says Carl Tobisson, Vice President Business International, Swegon.”
The move follows Swegon’s acquisition of Coolmation in the UK, which it plans to use as a distribution channel for its products.
The company also plans to distribute chillers supplied by Italian company Blue Box, which it acquired in 2010 for e50 million, through Coolmation.
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