Elonics, specialists in industrial automation and connectivity solutions, recently celebrated its 30th birthday. With delicious snacks, tasty ‘Durban curry’, and some ice-cold beverages, key customers were treated to a convivial and chilled afternoon on the premises – a perfect way to end a stressful week.
Managing director Brad Maher said: “The company was founded 30 years ago with a very different focus to what we have today. The knowledge accumulated over the years has given us the experience and expertise to offer our clients the latest up-to-date automation solutions and technologies. With our passionate and dedicated team, clients are guaranteed a professional experience and we are certainly looking forward to the next 30 years together.”
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