Plastique Rotek Inc., a Quebec-based plastics manufacturer, has been chosen to receive $195,000 in funding from the Canadian Economic Development Government of Canada Grants.
The money will be used by the company to purchase new equipment, which will allow the company to increase its productivity. The project is expected will receive $195,000 in repayable funding toward the acquisition of new equipment to help the firm increase its productivity. This project will require an overall investment of $1,742,000 and result in the creation of 20 new jobs over three years.
The company began in 2004.
Plastique Rotek specializes in the design and manufacture of a variety of plastics products. The company uses rotomolding techniques to produce, among other things, recycling bins for oils and grease, commercial and industrial waste containers and gas meter boxes.
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