International. Thermomatic is ready to participate in Refriaméricas as part of its international expansion strategy.
The company will have a dedicated space to showcase humidity and temperature control solutions in the industry, taking another step in strengthening its brand in key markets in Latin America, the United States and Europe.
The participation in RefriAmericas is a strategic step in Thermomatic's global growth trajectory. The company will also be present at Chillventa, one of the world's leading HVAC technology fairs, which will be held in September in Nuremberg, Germany, after having expanded its international presence by participating twice in a row (2023 and 2024) in AHR Expo, an event considered the most important in the HVAC sector in the world, which this year brings together more than 48,000 professionals in the sector.
"At RefriAmericas we have the opportunity to strengthen our presence in Latin America and open new paths for the development of international business," says Sven von Borries, CEO of Thermomatic. "We are committed to bringing our solutions to global markets and believe that these fairs are important platforms to develop the partnerships necessary to achieve this goal," he adds.
With an office in Miami, the company aims to consolidate the brand outside of Brazil, presenting cutting-edge solutions in dehumidification and temperature control in the industry. According to the president, the strategy is to develop solutions aimed exclusively at North American industry, based on Thermomatic's 40 years of experience in humidity control in Brazil.
With a vision of the future focused on expansion and innovation, the company invests in research and development, ensuring that its products meet the highest standards of efficiency and sustainability. "The company is prepared to face challenges and take advantage of opportunities, with solid entry and expansion strategies in different regions, generating value and creating new revenue streams for its partners in the most diverse markets," adds Borries.
