Sarnia-Lambton ON – The results of two important industry studies were released this morning at the Economic Partnership’s annual general meeting.
Results and recommendations from the Manufacturing, Machine Shop and Engineering Inventory and Capability Study and also the Sarnia-Lambton Petrochemical Industry Study were presented to local industrial and political representatives.
The study of Sarnia-Lambton’s manufacturing, machine shops, and engineering companies examines the current competitive situation and presents recommendations to enhance the future growth and competitiveness of these local companies. A wide consultation with local firms took place to ensure maximum input from local business owners.
The Petrochemical Industry Study focuses on future opportunities for Sarnia-Lambton’s petrochemical industry. Twenty key Sarnia-Lambton industries participated in the study.
“These studies are an important starting point for exploring new opportunities for these sectors,” noted Economic Partnership general manager George Mallay.
Document links:
Manufacturing, Machine Shop and Engineering Inventory and Capability Study – overview
Manufacturing, Machine Shop and Engineering Inventory and Capability Study – final report
Sarnia-Lambton Petrochemical Industry Study – overview
Due to the confidential nature of the subject matter, the full Sarnia-Lambton Petrochemical Industry Study report is available only to the participants of the study.
For further information contact:
George Mallay, General Manager
Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership
519-332-1820
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