| | Howmet Georgetown Casting |
| Address: | 93 Mountainview Rd. N. | Contact: | Bryan Clare |
| | |
Title: Manager |
| | Georgetown ON L7G 4J6 | Tel.: (905) 877-6936 |
| | Fax: (905) 877-6938 |
| | bclare@howmet.com |
| | Tel: 905-877-6936 |
| | Fax: 905-877-6938 |
| | http://www.howmet.com |
| A Summary of the Company's Military Products and/or Services: |
| Manufactures small- to medium-sized, extremely complex high-technology nonferrous, aluminum, titanium and |
| copper-based alloy castings used in military jet aircraft engines. |
| About the Business |
| Year Established: 1963 |
| Primary Industry: |
| Steel Foundries |
| |
| Total Sales: $10 million - $25 million |
| Exports: $500,000 - $1 million |
| Employees: 125 |
| Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries (CADSI) |
| (This government-funded lobby group organises CANSEC, Canada's largest annual military trade show.) |
| Member 2011: | -- | Member 2010: | -- | CANSEC 2010 Exhibitor: | -- |
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CADSI and CANSEC |
Member 2009 or before: | -- |
| Exports to Governments in the Middle East and North Africa |
| This company reports "Export Experience" (EE) and/or is "Actively Pursuing" (AP) such exports. |
| Algeria | Iraq | Lebanon | Palestine | Tunisia |
| Bahrain | Israel | EE | | Libya | Qatar | Turkey |
| Egypt | Jordan | Morocco | Saudi Arabia | UAE |
| Iran | Kuwait | Oman | Syria | Yemen |
| (Data on "EE" and "AP" status is from Industry Canada's "Canadian Company Capabilities" database.) |
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$1.8 Billion in Canadian military exports to 16 countries in the region
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