Tekna Overview
Company Headquarters: Quebec, Canada
Founded: 1991
Workforce: ~205
Company Working: Tekna headquartered at Canada, manufactures high purity, micron- and nano-sized metal powders for 3D printing in the automotive, aerospace, and medical fields, as well as highly efficient induction plasma systems for use in industrial research and manufacturing. The company creates materials for cutting-edge technologies including 3D printing, printed electronics, and batteries using a patented plasma torch method. There are four business segments that make up its operations various industrial fields, including additive manufacturing, metal injection moulding, thermal spray, hot isostatic pressing, aviation, aerospace, medical, mining and drilling, and microelectronics. Operational locations for the company include Norway, Canada, France, China, Korea, Japan, and India. The company's 30 years of expertise have equipped it with the know-how of a highly automated industrial process that produces innovative, high-quality powders with a high yield.
Strategy
Tekna aims to control the market for advanced materials on a worldwide scale. The company's goal is to create, market, and provide turnkey Plasma Systems while leveraging its expertise to produce and deliver high-quality industrial goods and services. The business is dedicated to implementing a culture of constant improvement, with excellence as the only goal. According to the organization, it is skilled and innovative, and its globally renowned solutions satisfy the demands of both the market and its partners. To ensure the success of the company as well as that of its partners, the company performs its work by making full use of its technological and human (resources) skills with honesty, transparency, and rigour.
