Soucy International receives $5M from CED
by CM Staff
This CED support will enable it to manufacture and acquire production equipment to improve its productivity and enhance its production capacity.
DRUMMONDVILLE — On Feb. 2, Soraya Martinez Ferrada, Minister of Tourism and Minister responsible for CED, announced a repayable contribution of $5M for Soucy International. This CED support will enable it to manufacture and acquire production equipment to improve its productivity and enhance its production capacity.
Created in 1967, Soucy International Inc. specializes in the manufacture and development of track systems and high-performance components and accessories for off-road vehicles. The business is recognized for its rubber traction equipment, which it markets under the name “Soucy.” Its many products are destined for the recreational vehicle, agricultural, industrial, and defence sectors. Its project involves manufacturing and acquiring strategic equipment, including circular presses, extrusion equipment, and press cells.
“SMEs are at the core of community development and are part of our government’s economic growth plan. That’s why I’m delighted and proud of CED’s support for Soucy International’s project. Thanks to our support, we are helping our workers and Quebec and Canadian SMEs to be well equipped to rebuild our economy,” said Soraya Martinez Ferrada, Member of Parliament for Hochelaga, Minister of Tourism and Minister responsible for CED.
