Rinnai Fires Up Profit With Standout Export Sales
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Media release
March 17, 2011
Rinnai Fires Up Profit With Standout Export Sales
New
Zealand heating solutions company Rinnai today announced a
surge in 2010 earnings , led by export market sales from
flame fires and ahead of further interest from new export
markets including Russia, Korea and Brazil.
Rinnai $)C’s overall turnover is up 9% on the corresponding period last year, with significant export growth of 55% - a result of heightened international demand for indoor heating products such as the Symmetry™ and Neo<™ fires which have surpassed sales expectations.
Managing Director of Rinnai New Zealand Ray Ferner, says the robust profit increase and growth in export sales is significant considering the economic environment.
“Local sales are up three per cent in a market which is
static at an industry wide level. Overall the increase in
exports of 55%, led by the Austtralian market, delivered
total company growth in EBIT of over 30%,” says
Ferner.
“With forecast manufactured build for Australia
in the first six months of 2011 already outstripping 2010
sales for the full year, the new year has started extremely
positivvely for Rinnai, he says
Mark McCutcheon, General Manager of Sales and Marketing at Rinnai, says these figures reflect the increasing demand for New Zealand-designed, innovative, energy efficient valuee-add items across global markets.
“We are continuing to develop and refine our heating export business, with a particular focus on design led fireplaces, and are expecting furrther growth in 2011 exports. We are experiencing higher forecast sales out of the Australian market in particular, especially with regard to our new products. We are also receiving expressions of interest from as far afield as Russia, Korea and Brazil,” he says.
“We are constantly developing fresh ideas to match new technologies with evolving customer needs.. We have been working on a variety of products to be introduced before the winter buying season, namely in our water heating, fireplace and space heating categories to answer both local and international demand, says McCutcheon
For more information visit www.rinnai.co.nz
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