Ouellet Group Announces Plant Expansion

EIN Ouellet Expansion 400

March 24, 2022

Ouellet Group has purchased a building next to its plant in L’Islet.

This new 70,000 ft2 acquisition adjacent to Ouellet Canada will lead to an increase in manufacturing space of over 50%. The expansion will help to meet growing demand for Ouellet’s products and to continue the company’s outstanding growth over the last few years.

Ouellet Group is a consortium of companies specializing in air conditioning and electric, gas and oil heating. It employs over 500 employees, operates 9 business locations and distributes 10 product brands across North America.

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