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the rest is catalogue orders.
When it comes to the future: “One
of our goals is to strengthen the cus-
tomer base in traditional markets but
we’re also working towards supply-
ing more equipment to nuclear power
plant and power gen plants,” Walsh
explains. “We’re in the final stages of
getting out plant certified and this new
certification required will show that
our quality and capacity and our pro-
cesses meet nuclear standards.”
Moving forward Henry contin-
ues to add to its capabilities and con-
tinues to improve its equipment and
technology. In house engineering is a
key internal strength and Henry Tech-
nologies is also venturing into possible
joint ventures with firms around the
world. The company is looking glob-
ally at market opportunities and in-
tends to keep efficient facilities to take
on more market share. “We are tech-
nically strong and able to grow from
here—we are open for business to new
markets.”
HENRY TECHNOLOGIES
