ITT R&CW EMEA focus on Big Five 2006 show in Dubai

20/09/2006

ITT R&CW EMEA will be present at the Big 5 2006 show in Dubai with its key brands for the GCC region Lowara and B&G on stand number y10 - Zabeel Hall

This important show will encompass five different exhibitions at the Dubai International Exhibition Centre. Featuring around 2,000 companies from 50 countries, the event will run from October 28 to November 1. The exhibition will highlight many sectors such as building and construction, water and air conditioning where the ITT brands, Lowara and B&G, have high prominence throughout GCC.

The Big 5 has become one of the most important annual events for the GCC countries attracting the key decision makers, the event in 2005 attracted about 34,000 key buyers and decision-makers and today is considered to be an important forum to meet industry experts from both the private and public sectors.

The ITT stand will feature products as diverse as fire-fighting package, the new VSX split case pump and the new generation of Hydrovar® variable speed drive with associated multistage pumps.

We hope to see you there!

ITT-Lowara (www.lowara.com), headquarters of "Residential and Commercial Water - EMEA" part of the ITT Corporation and located in Montecchio Maggiore, Vicenza - Italy, is a leader in the manufacture of hydraulic pumps and water handling and control systems. It has 1.348 employees in Europe, 771 operating in Italy. In 2007 its consolidated sales totalled about 284 million euro, or over 390 million dollars.
ITT Corporation (www.itt.com) is a diversified high-technology engineering and manufacturing company dedicated to creating more livable environments, enabling communications and providing protection and safety. The company plays an important role in vital markets including water and fluids management, global defense and security, and motion and flow control. ITT employs approximately 40,000 people serving customers in more than 50 countries. Headquartered in White Plains, N.Y., the company generated $9 billion in 2007 sales.