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Murox, the business unit of Canam Group Inc. (TSX: CAM) which offers design-build solutions for high-performance building envelopes, secured a contract for the design and manufacture of an energy-efficient building in L’Assomption, Quebec. The contract was awarded by Stageline Group, the number one manufacturer of mobile stages in the world.

This contract involves the design, engineering, manufacture and erection of a building covering a surface area of 39,500 square feet (3,670 m²). The new Stageline building includes offices, a manufacturing plant and a pre-production area that boasts a height of 60 feet (18 m). The building integrates several MuroxEnergy components and thus generates significant heating and air conditioning cost savings and provides a high level of comfort for the building’s occupants.

Murox designs, fabricates and markets high-performance building systems targeted for the commercial, industrial and institutional construction markets. Thanks to its innovative technology of shop-manufactured and assembled, load-bearing wall panels, Murox provides owners, developers and general contractors with custom-designed buildings of superior quality for their construction projects.

Canam Group Inc. is an industrial company operating 12 plants specialized in the design and fabrication of construction products and solutions. The company employs close to 3,000 people in Canada, the United States, Romania and India, and has partnerships with companies in Mexico, France, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Russia and China.

Stageline is the world’s leading manufacturer of mobile, hydraulic staging equipment, a concept which it pioneered. Stageline also manufactures mobile, hydraulic structures for the event marketing industry. Thanks to MSR Mobile Stage Rentals, Stageline operates more than 80 rental units strategically located across North America. Stageline Group employs 125 people at its headquarters in L’Assomption, has facilities in Dallas and Fort Lauderdale and hires numerous sub-contractors and self-employed workers across Canada and the United States.