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Corac enters partnership with Spirax-Sarco

Fri, 27th Mar 2015 13:16

Engineering group Corac has entered a ten-year agreement with Spirax-Sarco, a steam system management and peristaltic pumping company, to provide its patented micro-turbines and compressors to the latter.Corac products will be integrated into Spirax's packaged steam products with a £0.5m per annum royalty paid for its equipment sold. The said amount is expected to rise as the products are adopted and sales grow.Chief executive Phil Cartmell said: "The innovative approach and dedication from both Corac and Spirax has enabled the team to deliver a highly attractive commercial opportunity that delivers tangible efficiency and cost benefits for the end customer."We look forward to working alongside Spirax as they seek to deploy these products across their customer base."Shares were up 1.76% to 4.32p on Friday at 13:14.
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Corac hit by field test delay

Shares in Corac slumped after the compressor technology specialist said the start of a field trial for a project to be conducted with the Italian oil and gas group Eni would be delayed until the second half of 2010 rather than the fourth quarter of 2009. The trial involves using Corac's compressor

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