Airedale International Air Conditioning cements base in Russia and the CIS

Leading British manufacturer of chillers, precision air conditioning, IT and comfort cooling solutions, Airedale International Air Conditioning, has now established an office in Moscow, allowing it to strengthen its operations in Russia and the CIS in line with its ambitious export growth plans.

Under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed on 29 October, Moscow-based Apek-S will provide representation for the British manufacturer in Russia and the CIS.


Mark Viner, Airedale’s Commercial Director said: “We have enjoyed an incredibly successful working relationship with Apek-S for some years now and are confident that their local knowledge, technical expertise and strong relationships with key players in the region will have a positive impact on sales in one of our key growth territories.”


Pavel Nazarov, Head of Airedale Russia & CIS Representation said: “Airedale is highly regarded in the region both for its product innovation, quality and reliability and for its controls integration capabilities. We firmly believe we have the best partner to help us develop our ever-increasing customer base here in Russia.”


The fact that British engineered products continue to be highly regarded worldwide will also play a part in helping Airedale drive export sales across all regions.


Mark Viner continues: “We see excellent growth potential in Russia as the country continues to invest in local infrastructure. The combination of our strong product portfolio and the local expertise that our Russian colleagues provide can only be a winning formula.”


30-strong Apek-S will provide local sales, commissioning and service support throughout Russia and the CIS to data centres, systems integrators and HVAC contractors.


Over the course of the last decade or so, the two businesses have managed a large number of key customer installations in the country including precision air conditioning, chiller and controls integration for Gazprom, Promsvyazbank and Russian Railways, and have strong working relationships with Russia’s leading data centre systems integrators.


The MOU was announced at the DatacenterDynamics exhibition which took place at Moscow’s World Trade Center on 29 October 2013 along with the launch of a number of new product innovations including the AireFlow™ 150-300kW indirect adiabatic air handling unit and a new Smartcool™ 11-233kW dedicated chilled water chiller range.
 

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