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The Kwikot Plumbing Academy has been accredited and offers plumbers a chance to upskill.
Murray Crow, CEO of Kwikot. Supplied by Kwikot
Following the Electrolux statement of divestment from South Africa and Egypt, the process is well underway. Kwikot continues in a business-as-usual manner and continues with investments in the plant and the rest of the business – including research and development, ensuring ongoing product improvements.
The Kwikot Plumbing Academy has been accredited by the Quality Council for Trade and Occupations (QCTO) which will open soon to expand plumber training, focusing on upskilling plumbers and creating new opportunities for previously disadvantaged communities.
Further developments will be the Elon 100 Solar PV water heating unit, complete solar systems, focus on renewable energy, and smart water technology. The launch is scheduled for the second quarter.
Growth and investment in the Kwikot brand continues. This is backed by 120 years in the plumbing industry and broader product and system base. The company and brand is in place and focused on serving the market. Familiar faces will still be seen, along with familiar and new products, as well as solutions supported by the accredited training academy.
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