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SPX and Thermax Limited announce joint venture to serve India's power and energy sector |
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Monday, 07 September 2009 |
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SPX Corporation and Thermax Limited recently announced that
they have entered into an agreement to form a new strategic joint venture to
market SPX's industry-leading products to India's
rapidly growing power sector, and selectively to Southeast
Asia. Under the terms of the agreement, the joint venture will be
located in Pune, India, and Thermax will own a
majority 51 percent and SPX the remaining 49 percent.
According to the SPXs
press release, the joint venture plans to initially market three core product
lines consisting of Balcke-Dürr's world-renowned rotary heat exchangers,
electrostatic precipitators and bag filters. All three product lines are
well-suited to meet the needs of large coal-fired power plants producing more
than 300 megawatts. In this case, Balcke-Dürr's rotary heat exchangers are also
designed to enhance the efficiency and performance of very large coal-fired
plants, while its electrostatic precipitators and bag filters are designed to
reduce emissions.
"Given
the Indian government's dual commitment to energy infrastructure expansion and
to curbing emissions, we believe our efficient products can play a valuable
role in helping them achieve these objectives," said Drew Ladau, President
of SPX. "We also plan to work with Thermax to develop
new products tailored specifically to meet the needs of prospective customers
in India and Southeast Asia."
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