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CECO's K+B Services Secures $2.6 Million Design Build Contract

Mar 27 2010

CECO Environmental Corp. (Nasdaq: CECE), a leading provider of air pollution control and industrial ventilation systems, announced today that it has secured new orders totaling approximately $10 million.

Jeff Lang, Chief Executive Officer, stated, "These orders were secured by our equipment and contracting services divisions from the cement, chemical, mining, steel, refining, power, and foundry industries.  The most significant of the orders was a $2.6 million design build contract secured by K&B Services from the chemical industry."

Phillip DeZwirek, Chairman, stated, "We are very pleased that several of the orders were secured internationally from China, India, and the Middle East.  Through the end of February, over 21% of CECO's 2010 bookings have come from overseas, which is a significant area of growth potential for the Company."

Source: http://www.cecoenviro.com

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