From left: company president Dale Hume; Luke Randall, minister responsible for Opportunities NB; and Social Development Minister Cindy Miles.
HANWELL (GNB) – The government is supporting Thermtest, a Hanwell-based company specializing in advanced thermal testing technology, as it works to expand its global market reach and strengthen its international distribution network.
“This investment supports a well-established New Brunswick manufacturer that continues to grow its international presence through innovation and resilience,” said Luke Randall, minister responsible for Opportunities NB. “Thermtest is a proven leader in advanced manufacturing, and its success highlights how New Brunswick businesses can compete globally by developing specialized expertise and building strong international partnerships.”
Founded in 2005, Thermtest designs and manufactures instruments and services for measuring thermophysical properties in a range of materials.
The company is now pursuing new markets for its thermal testing technology in composite materials and battery applications, and has been engaging with distributors in Europe and Asia.
“We appreciate Opportunities NB’s continued partnership as we expand our international reach,” said Thermtest president Dale Hume. “This support helps us connect with customers and distributors around the world, strengthen our brand presence, and open new opportunities in emerging sectors, like advanced composites and energy storage.”
With $15,000 in market development support from Opportunities NB, Thermtest will undertake targeted marketing initiatives and participate in international trade shows.
Opportunities NB is the lead business development agency for the province. It supports local businesses and attracts new investment from around the globe to boost economic and job growth.
MEDIA CONTACT:
Michel LeBlanc, communications, Opportunities NB, michel.leblanc@onbcanada.ca.
