From north of the border Sys-Con says Innovative Composites International, Inc. (ICI) has inked a deal to provide RedLeaf Homes, Ltd. with modular housing to distribute to mining camps, First Nations, and in other rural areas. RedLeaf will maintain exclusivity providing they generate $5 million worth of revenue annually. ICI?s EcoScape modular system is constructed of 100 percent recyclable materials, formed into panels composed of a thermoplastic fibre reinforced composite. This ?skin? is impervious to water and nearly impenetrable, making it ideal for the harsh climate, according to Terry Ball, ICI?s CEO and president. ? Superior insulation, speed of assembly, rot and mold resistance and enhanced durability are attributes that are very important for this market,? he says. Last November we posted a story about ICI?s agreement to sell $160 million of the EcoScapes to a Brazilian developer.
(Graphic credit: ICI, Inc.)
Categories: Business, Canada, Company News, Factory-Built Homes, Modular, News Item, People Tags: $5 million, attributes, CEO, composites, durability, exclusivity, fibre, first nations, harsh climate, insulation, last november, modular housing, mold, north of the border, recyclable materials, resistance, rural areas, Terry BallSource: http://www.mhmarketingsalesmanagement.com/blogs/daily-business-news/ici-and-redleaf-homes-team-up/
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