P.H. Tech has secured strategic investments to enhance its growth potential and meet increasing demand in both Canadian and American markets.

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P.H. Tech, a leading manufacturer of door and window components located in Lévis, Quebec, has announced the introduction of strategic investors into its capital structure. This move will enable the company to continue its development within Canada while simultaneously addressing the growing demand in the American market. The transaction involves P.H. Tech's president, Caroline Dallaire, four members of her management team, National Bank Private Placements, and Desjardins Capital, collaborating to buy out the existing stake from a third-party fund.

Established in 1962 by Raymond and Dominique Dallaire, P.H. Tech specializes in the extrusion of patented PVC frames for windows and patio doors, as well as complete doors. The company's products are distributed to door and window manufacturers across Canada and the United States. With revenues nearing $100 million, P.H. Tech employs 325 individuals at its facilities in Lévis and Saint-Romuald, Quebec, as well as its two assembly centers in the United States, located in Leetsdale, Pennsylvania, and Swainsboro, Georgia. Currently, over 40 job openings are available in its operations to meet increasing demand.

Industry Overview

The door and window manufacturing industry in Canada has seen significant growth in recent years, largely driven by heightened consumer demand for energy-efficient and eco-friendly products. As mor