Corporate Information
Empowering Operational Excellence
Founded in 1988, Matrikon is an international provider of industrial intelligence
technology and solutions that empower our clients to achieve Operational Excellence,
the systematic management of safety, health, environment, reliability and
efficiency to achieve world class performance.
We provide plant level IT consulting services and software solutions to industrial
clients across a number of industries, including oil & gas, petrochemicals &
refining, power & utilities, and mining & minerals.
Business Model
Our business model is a combination of software development, sales and consulting
services with four revenue streams:
| Our Solutions Business |
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Our Products Business |
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Consulting
Implementation of Matrikon Suite technology, industry solution development and deployment and, less frequently, integration of third-party software and equipment
Equipment
Equipment sales are ancillary to some consulting engagements where clients request Matrikon to source equipment and third-party software
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Software License
Matrikon Suite and MatrikonOPC software fees through direct sales & distribution channels
Support
Maintenance and support on our proprietary software
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Public Data
| Founded: |
1988 |
| Staff: |
more than 525 |
| Corporate Offices: |
Canada: Edmonton, Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto
USA: Cleveland, Chicago, Houston
Middle East: Bahrain
Australia: Newcastle, Brisbane, Perth, Gladstone, Townsville
Europe: Aberdeen, Scotland; Matlock, England; Cologne, Germany
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| Client Base: |
Our clients include industry leaders from around the world, including
65% of Fortune’s Global 500 companies in the industries we serve.
We continue to expand our global footprint in key markets, more than
tripling international sales over the past five years.
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Stock Data
| Markets traded on: |
TSX |
| TSX Ticker Symbol: |
MTK |
| Public Since: |
April 1, 2001 |
Please note: Information contained in the Investor section of Matrikon's web site was accurate
at the time of posting, but may have been superseded by subsequent disclosures.