The funding was approved by a combination of private investors and Freedom Bank of Belington, W. Va. The funding will support Deligo’s new West Virginia headquarters and promote its proprietary technologies, including Iced*CAD®, an award-winning product that helps manufacturers and distributors perfect the engineered-to-order process.
“As a local bank that cares deeply about the future of this area, we want to do everything we can to attract companies with these three qualities: forward-thinking, with decidedly needed services or products, and finally, marketability,” said Freedom Bank President and CEO Mike Hudnall. “Deligo Technologies brings this tripod to the West Virginia Technology Corridor, and we are proud to support it.”
Deligo Technologies has installed and implemented its Iced*CAD technology in the hydraulic systems market, and plans a rollout to additional markets in 2004.
The funding for ongoing Iced*CAD sales and development and the branding of Deligo Technologies has been provided by Cooke & Moses, LLC, of Columbia, South Carolina.
“I believe very strongly in the power this company has to create efficient systems necessary for complex products to be built and shown to a customer within minutes,” said Roy L. Cooke, managing partner of Cooke & Moses. “We do not throw the word ‘revolutionary’ around lightly, but we have no problem doing it here. Deligo is truly changing the way product design, manufacturing and customers are approached.”
“It is an exciting time for us, and it’s an exciting time to make a move like this. I feel like we are coming into a place that welcomes us, supports us, and will help us define our future,” said Tom Kelly, president and CEO of Deligo Technologies.
Deligo Technologies will finalize details of its new office, including location, staffing and coordination of the activities between the new West Virginia headquarters and a satellite office in Royal Oak, Michigan, by early September.