4. Estimated Markets: $5 billion
Primary End Markets: Road building, mining,
public infrastructure, residential construction,
power generation, marine, agriculture, forestry,
on-highway truck engines, industrial,
demolition, waste management
5. Headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, CIMCO
operates through 23 locations across Canada and
the United States.
CIMCO Refrigeration is Canada's largest supplier
of industrial and recreational compression
equipment
Industrial refrigeration applications include the
food, dairy, cold storage and beverage segments.
Recreational ice surfaces for various sporting
such as hockey, curling, skating and other
unusual ice surfaces.
6. In 1961, eight private investors came
together to form Toromont Industrial
Holdings Ltd.
Toromont's first Chairman was a former
governor of the Bank of Canada.
In 1968, the company's stock was listed on
the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker
symbol TIH - the same symbol used today.
7. One of Toromont's businesses - CIMCO
Refrigeration - was founded in 1913.
Toromont became a Caterpillar dealer in
1993 with the acquisition of the assets of an
Ontario Caterpillar Dealership
Battlefield - The CAT Rental Store was
acquired in 1996 and since that time has
grown from one location, to thirty-seven.
10. Internal
Products Mix:
Delivers specialized capital equipment to a
diverse range of customers and industries
Represents product lines that are
considered leading and generally best-in-
class from suppliers and business partners
Profitability:
serves diverse markets that offer significant
long-term potential for profitable
expansion
11. Internal
Each operating group strives to achieve or
maintain leading positions in markets served
Profitability:
serves diverse markets that offer significant
long-term potential for profitable expansion
Each operating group strives to achieve or
maintain leading positions in markets served.
12. Internal
Profitability:
Toromont's parts and service business is a
significant contributor to overall profitability
and serves to stabilize results through
economic downturns.
well-capitalized balance sheet creates
security and financial flexibility not
dependent on any single customer or
industry
13. Internal Workforce
The combined knowledge and experience of
people is a key competitive advantage.
A highly principled culture
Use of technology
Differentiator in the marketplace
Selective investments in technology, inclusive
of e-commerce initiatives
14. Internal
Vulnerability to single source equipment supply
dependent on the continued market acceptance
of Caterpillar's products
Not having its own training facilities
Regional presence in Canada and the USA only
Reliance on economic conditions,
- construction, roads building
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19. A new system concept that capitalizes on the
combined strengths of carbon dioxide and
ammonia
Caterpillar chose Toromont as a phase one
dealer in its global rollout of the new product
family
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21. Battlefield - The CAT Rental Store was
acquired in 1996 and since that time has
grown from one location, to thirty-seven.
Digital Services
22. EXPAND MARKETS
STRENGTHEN PRODUCT SUPPORT
BROADEN PRODUCT OFFERINGS
INVEST IN RESOURCES
MAINTAIN A STRONG FINANCIAL POSITION
23. External Product sourcing
market position in the future.
Globalization
Demographic trends
Credit Risk
Environmental legislation
Legal and Other Contingencies