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    Lorenz Conveying recognized for growth

    Oct. 20, 2015

    Canadian Business Magazine ranked Lorenz Conveying Products Corp., Cobourg, Ontario, No. 481 on its 2015 Profit 500 list of the Canadian companies that growing most rapidly. Lorenz, which manufactures pneumatic conveying components and accessories, recorded five-year revenue growth of about 63 percent. This is the second year Lorenz has been on the Profit 500 list.

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