Bermad

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BERMAD CS Ltd. is a developer and manufacturer of residential irrigation and water management systems for mining and construction. The company was founded in 19651 as a producer of irrigation systems, mainly those found in agriculture. Its product offering includes a variety of industries, including filtration systems, reservoir management, air valves, water meters and fire protection solutions. Bermad has products that are marketed in 70 countries, through a number of subsidiaries and distributors around the world, including subsidiaries in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Brazil, Mexico, China, France, Singapore, Italy, Spain and India.

BERMAD CS Ltd. is a developer and manufacturer of residential irrigation and water management systems for mining and construction. The company was founded in 1965 as a producer of irrigation systems, mainly those found in agriculture. Its product offering includes a variety of industries, including filtration systems, reservoir management, air valves, water meters and fire protection solutions. Bermad has products that are marketed in 70 countries, through a number of subsidiaries and distributors around the world, including subsidiaries in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Brazil, Mexico, China, France, Singapore, Italy, Spain and India.

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Bermad is divided into four different business units or divisions, each aimed at a different industry or market.

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