ARCGEN HIL


TA POWERS UP FOR 2011


2010 has been a significant year for ArcGen Hilta with major growth following the recent acquisition of SMC, which not only brought fresh talent into the business but substantially boosted the product range and profile and, importantly, provided the company with the opportunity to build on its export business.


ArcGen Hilta also gained the ISO14001 environmental certification, in addition to its existing ISO9001 quality standard, demonstrating to customers and partners that the company has the appropriate processes and procedures in place for quality assurance, environmental and Health and Safety compliance.


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Building on this success in 2011 is a key focus, and with a strong team and strategy going in to the New Year, the next twelve months could prove even more of a success story for ArcGen Hilta. Mark Hodgkins, Chief Executive.


NEW PACKAGES


The objective at ArcGen Hilta is to focus on being the pre-eminent supplier to its chosen industries through a quality product offering, and exceptional service and aftercare.


With tighter budgets and a continuing low growth economy, companies are going to have to be ever more stringent and keep a strong hold of the purse strings. However, this does not mean that they have to compromise on quality and reliability of the machines. ArcGen Hilta understands that reliable equipment is the foundation for successful projects and helps protect the bottom line.


ArcGen Hilta is constantly striving to ensure products meet the growing needs of its expanding customer base through innovation and continuous investment.


Throughout 2011, the company will be investing significantly in new product development starting with a new 100kVA Ultra Silent Generator. This new product will be in addition to 20kVA and 37kVA models in the DCA Eventer range and follows the recent success in the events and festivals industry and the request for larger capacity machines without compromising fuel efficiency.


NEW PRODUCTS


Throughout 2010 the company has exhibited at a range of new events, including The Showman’s Show, marking ArcGen Hilta’s significant move into the events and festivals industry. The DCA generators, lighting tower ranges and variable messaging boards were showcased, and received considerable interest.


As far as international expansion goes, 2011 will see ArcGen Hilta achieve a growing presence in new territories particularly the Middle East. Due to the tough operating environment of extreme heat and dust, the famed robustness and reliability of the products will make ArcGen Hilta a popular choice in this market.


ArcGen Hilta will be exhibiting at Intermat Exhibition, a leading event for machinery, materials & equipment for construction and infrastructure industry. The event will take place 28th–30th April 2011, in Abu Dhabi.


Leasing from ArcGen Hilta offers customers flexible finance terms across an agreed timescale, allowing them to earn revenue instantly without high capital outlay and being tied into lengthy contracts.


The service contracts will run in conjunction with leases as well as for both old and new equipment to ensure optimal performance, extend the life of the products and ultimately protect the customer’s bottom line and budgets, preventing unexpected invoices and maintenance costs.


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We have a level of commercial maturity that provides us with a strong foundation and enables us to expand our product penetration across the world to support continued growth in 2011 and beyond, as well as provide our customers with confidence that our products meet their growing business needs and are robust and durable to withstand the most testing conditions. Mark Hodgkins, Chief Executive.


Call: 01775 840 020 | Visit:www.smclightandpower.com


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