showing investors Aalberts' magic
Lisanne Zwinkels
highlights
- Aalberts recently led a group of investors on insightful site visits in the Netherlands
- this gave the company's senior management the chance to showcase Aalberts’ cutting-edge technologies
- at the same time, it enabled them to outline the key role we play in advancing eco-friendly buildings
Aalberts recently provided investors from across Europe with a behind-the-scenes tour of cutting-edge locations from Aalberts hydronic flow control and Aalberts integrated piping systems in the Netherlands, giving senior management the opportunity to showcase the company’s state-of-the-art technologies while outlining the key role we play in advancing eco-friendly buildings.
great opportunity
“Working with brokerage firm Jefferies, which recently initiated coverage of Aalberts, we were delighted to provide a select group of international investors with a very successful tour of our Aalberts hydronic flow control BREAAM site in Almere and our highly automated Aalberts integrated piping systems site in Hilversum,” says Rutger Relker, director investor relations. “Investors were able to take in the sights and sounds and see up close the technologies that enable us to do what we do. One tour says more than ten Powerpoint presentations, and can be enormously powerful. And, of course, participants were also able to chat with our people from the business, gaining first-hand insights into what makes Aalberts unique.”
future of buildings
In addition to the site visits, we also gave a presentation about eco-friendly buildings, an area in which the company continues to progress rapidly. “The challenge for building owners and tenants is clear: develop reliable, energy efficient systems that contribute to a greener society. We do this in a number of ways, for example by creating mission-critical building technology systems that make residential, commercial and industrial buildings eco-friendly. Going forward, our goal is to capitalise on the success of this tour and organise more investor tours coming time.”
“participants were also able to chat with our people from the business, gaining first-hand insights into what makes Aalberts unique”
great opportunity
“Working with brokerage firm Jefferies, which recently initiated coverage of Aalberts, we were delighted to provide a select group of international investors with a very successful tour of our Aalberts hydronic flow control BREAAM site in Almere and our highly automated Aalberts integrated piping systems site in Hilversum,” says Rutger Relker, director investor relations. “Investors were able to take in the sights and sounds and see up close the technologies that enable us to do what we do. One tour says more than ten Powerpoint presentations, and can be enormously powerful. And, of course, participants were also able to chat with our people from the business, gaining first-hand insights into what makes Aalberts unique.”
future of buildings
In addition to the site visits, we also gave a presentation about eco-friendly buildings, an area in which the company continues to progress rapidly. “The challenge for building owners and tenants is clear: develop reliable, energy efficient systems that contribute to a greener society. We do this in a number of ways, for example by creating mission-critical building technology systems that make residential, commercial and industrial buildings eco-friendly. Going forward, our goal is to capitalise on the success of this tour and organise more investor tours coming time.”
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Lisanne Zwinkels
communications manager
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