Asamaka Industries Inaugurates New Location in Windsor with Grand Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

WINDSOR, ONTARIO — On September 12th, the city witnessed the landmark inauguration of Asamaka Industries, a leader in industrial automation solutions. The event kicked off at precisely 12:30pm, with prominent members of the community in attendance to mark the occasion.

Located in the heart of Ontario, the Windsor facility stands as a testament to Asamaka Industries’ commitment to delivering top-tier industrial automation services to the region. The grand ribbon-cutting event, conducted under a perfect Ontario sky, bore witness to the company’s ambition to strengthen its roots in Canada.

Among the special attendees were Mark McKenzie, Ward 4 City Councilor, and several prominent figures from the Windsor Essex Community Foundation (WECF). Lisa Kolody, the Executive Director of the WECF, graced the event, along with Tom Touralias, the Past Chair of the WECF. Lucie Lombardo, a Director at the WECF, was also present to show her support.

The ceremony was also honored with the presence of Pastor Dr. Ezra Olaniyan, who shared a few words of wisdom and blessings for the successful journey ahead for Asamaka Industries in Windsor.

Speaking at the event, Mark McKenzie, Ward 4 City Councilor, lauded Asamaka Industries’ choice of Windsor for their new location, highlighting the potential benefits for the local community in terms of job creation and technological advancement.

Asamaka Industries CEO Eddie Asamaka, spoke about the symbiotic relationship between industries and the community, emphasizing the importance of corporate entities in the growth and development of the region.

The ceremony concluded with a tour of the facility, giving guests an insight into the state-of-the-art technologies and innovations that Asamaka Industries brings to the table.

As the doors officially open for Asamaka Industries in Windsor, the community eagerly awaits the waves of transformation and progress this esteemed establishment promises to usher in.