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1970 1973 Contracts in Germany, South Africa and Australia “After the USA, Maurice turned his sights towards the German market, and despite facing an important national competitor, he wins his first piece of business. This victory was due to the fact that on the technological side Hamon was some distance ahead of the competition, this thanks to the years of experience gained with their main French client, the EDF.” Jean Gilbert “The industrialization of South Africa also brings major orders for cooling towers, condensers and heaters: 12 x 600 MW. An order that represented 60 million dollars at the time.” Francis Lambilliotte Death of Maurice Hamon. The management of the company is handled on an interim basis by his widow, Louisette Hamon “The day she arrived in the company, she sat at the desk of her late husband. Her first words: ‘what problems need to be solved today, and who is responsible? We’ll ask that question every day from now on.’ And she did, until Francis took over in 1985.” Georges Degavre The history of a company, or the life of a family
Francis Lambilliotte receives from Prince Albert, the prize for best Belgian exporter (Prince Albert is the current King of the Belgians 1974 1980 1985 Creation of Hamon Kühltürme und Apparatebau GmbH Bochum “The protection of the environment has become one of the major challenges for the modern industrial world. We began working in this direction by complementing our product offer with services, in particular the renovation and control of existing towers.” Rodica Exner, President BU-Cooling-Systems Hamon Arrival of Francis Lambilliotte and progressive taking over of the reins at the top “During 5 years, I learned on the job and only took over the management of Hamon in 1985. Fortunately I had the help and advice of my father, Jacques Lambilliotte, who became Chairman of the board.” Francis Lambiliotte Purchase of the original license sold to Research-Cottrell “I believed that the work being done at the time by Research-Cottrell in the United States was insufficient. I believed it was important to recover the worldwide rights to our technology. So I bought back the license that my grandfather had sold in the late 1950s.” Francis Lambiliotte
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