Alfa Laval Corporate AB - ALFA.ST - Isin SE0000695876

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Alfa Laval Corporate AB provides heat transfer, separation, and fluid handling products and solutions worldwide.

It operates in three divisions: Energy, Food & Water, and Marine.

The company offers oil/gas-fired steam and composite steam boilers, exhaust gas economizer, and ballast water treatment systems, and exhaust gas cleaning products.

It also provides sensing and control, cleaning validation, condition monitoring, agitators, tank, powder mixers, fittings, and tubes, as well as wall mounted cleaning nozzles, rotary jet and heads; and tank accessories and covers.

In addition, the company offers centrifugal, rotary lobe, three screw, twin screw, and circumferential piston pumps.

Further, it provides butterfly, control and check, double seal, diaphragm, double seat, regulating, safety, sampling, shutter, single seat, and ball valves.

Additionally, the company offers heat exchanger, tube-in-tube heat exchangers, and process shell-and-tube heat exchangers.

Furthermore, it provides finned tube air heat, scraped surface heat exchangers, and various plate heat exchangers, wet surface, and HYAC hybrid air coolers.

The company also offers decanters and separator related products.

It serves energy, utilities, home, personal care, food, dairy, beverage, marine, transportation, pharmaceutical, biotech, water, and wastewater industries.

Alfa Laval Corporate AB was founded in 1883 and is headquartered in Lund, Sweden.

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'We see next 20 years' China link as an opportunity to develop' - CEO of Sweden's Alfa Laval

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hemed "China Opportunities", ShanghaiEye MEET, powered by SMG International, talks exclusively to executives of renowned global enterprises that has invested and rooted in China for their insights about business development, growing Chinese market and their China links and stories.

Sweden's ALFA LAVAL Group started its business in China 40 years ago and is currently one of the service providers for the landmark Shanghai Tower and the Adora Magic City, China's first homegrown cruiser ship.

Talking to ShanghaiEye, CEO and President Tom Erixon sees the company's next 20 years of development in China as "an opportunity to develop, to learn and to be more efficient."