See Which Electrical Industry Members Are Among Canada’s Best Managed Companies

Best Managed Companies

Mar 7, 2019

At least 17 privately-owned companies in Canada’s electrical industry continue to earn Canada’s Best Managed Companies awards. Presented by Deloitte, the program recognizes best-in-class Canadian, privately-owned and managed companies with annual revenues over $15 million.

This year’s companies attribute their success to an increased focus on investment in technology and talent, innovation, and cross-border business. Best Managed winners also make future planning a priority by actively identifying and preparing for new challenges on the horizon. According to a recent Deloitte study, Outlast and outperform, companies that make choices with a view toward long-term success have average revenues 47 per cent higher than those that do not.

“Every year the bar set by this elite roster of Best Managed companies is raised higher,” says Peter E. Brown, National Co-Leader of the Canada’s Best Managed Companies program and Partner, Deloitte Private. “Now 26 years since the program’s inception, Best Managed companies are taking their successes global. Not only are winners securing Canada’s place on the world stage, they’re also proving to be more productive and sustainable across borders.”

Here’s a list of winners from Canada’s electrical industry.

Best Managed winners (first year)
    •  Eddy Group Limited

Best Managed winners (2+ years)
    • Daltco Electric
    • Electrozad Supply Company Limited

Gold Standard winners (4-6 consecutive years)
    • Gerrie Electric Wholesale Limited
    • Integral Energy Services Ltd.
    • Mulvey & Banani International Inc.
    • Powerline Plus Ltd.
    • Stelpro
    • The K-Line Group of Companies

Platinum Club winners (7+ consecutive years)
    • Alliance Energy Ltd.
    • B. A. Robinson Co. Ltd.
    • Deca Cables
    • E.B. Horsman & Son
    • E.C.S. Electrical Cable Supply Ltd.
    • Houle Electric
    • Standard Products Inc.
    • Techmation Electric & Controls Ltd.

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