EPIQ Machinery Chief Executive Officer Éloïse Harvey, ADF Engineering Plant Head Bhushan Bachhav, and NOVIMEQ Automation Managing Director Rishabh Kaushik and Services Director Rupali Kaushik are proudly announcing the inauguration of their new spinoff entity: NOVIMEQ Automation.
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As the main shareholder of ADF Engineering, EPIQ Machinery is pleased to have created NOVIMEQ Automation, a brand-new team specialising in automation technologies. This addition to the group is in line with the company's growth vision and ongoing commitment to timely delivery of high-quality materials handling systems to its customers worldwide.
Knowledge and expertise
NOVIMEQ Automation is born from a core of ADF Engineering employees. It also welcomes the team of former MOR4SYS Private Limited, bringing onboard experienced engineers committed to deliver unparalleled industrial automation and digitalisation solutions. The company offers an in-depth, comprehensive range of services, including detailed designing and consultancy, software development, integration and testing, supervision for erection and commissioning, and automation training.
Bridges to the future
NOVIMEQ's niche expertise will help us build bridges by adding more automation technologies to our integrated equipment solutions and embracing the 4.0 technology turn at full speed. Their mission is to leverage cutting-edge technologies to deliver the best quality industrial automation solutions and services, led by a team of top-tier professionals committed to exceeding customer expectations and driving continuous improvement.
Beyond boundaries
The group already operates in various sectors, such as robotics, technical competency development, process and safety, industry 4.0 and digitalization, CNC systems, simulations, and virtual commissioning. In addition, NOVIMEQ will work with EPIQ Machinery technical teams to integrate greater automation into their heavy-duty equipment solution offerings, such as AGVs, AMRs, and robotic arms.
Supporting growth
Prior to this transaction, EPIQ's team had over 600 employees spread across various operating sites in Canada, India, France, and the Middle East. The addition of the NOVIMEQ Automation group increases the workforce of about twenty engineers. With the global increase in automation demands, this move enables EPIQ to be ready to provide the required support, services and technical competencies to meet this demand and stay ahead as a heavy-duty machinery OEM leader. It also gives the group adequate resources to meet its future growth objectives and deliver the highest industry standards. All stakeholders are positively welcoming NOVIMEQ Automation to the EPIQ Machinery group.
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