Israel-headquartered AquaMaof expects to grow to more than 165 employees and double its size in 12 months by the end of 2020. To support this continuous growth, the company plans to strengthen its technology, R&D, engineering, project management, customer support and purchasing departments. The growth is also backed by two operational R&D centers (in Israel and Poland) and dozens of AquaMaof partners, advisors and subcontractors operating around the globe.
"With ten ongoing projects in different stages, and with a similar number of projects expected to begin in 2020, it's very important for us to be prepared for the volume of operations ahead of us. For this reason, we are bringing in more top professionals to the team, and making sure our skilled staff is properly trained for when projects kick-off. We are also carefully selecting the projects we get involved with and only choosing the ones that are most likely to achieve the best results for our customers," said David Hazut, CEO of AquaMaof. "We are really excited about all of the new developments to come in 2020, and we are confident that we are building a very strong team to support our continuous growth and maintain the same level of personalized attention and excellent service and support that we have been providing our partners with,” said Hazut.
The company appointed Eli Amar as new VP of strategic and finance and Tamar Regev as VP of people and methods.
AquaMaof's ongoing projects have a combined capacity of about 45,000 tons and they are located in strategic markets, such as Japan, Russia, Germany, France, Canada, Chile and more. Currently in the pipeline for the company, among others are projects in strategic markets such as China and the USA.
