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TSX:MATR (Shawcor)

About MATR

Shawcor Ltd. engages in the provision of products and services for the pipeline and pipe services segment. It operates through the following segments: Pipeline and Pipe Services; Composite Systems; and Automotive and Industrial. The Pipeline and Pipe Services segment focuses on the products and services for the Pipeline Performance Group, Pipeline Performance Products, Shaw Pipeline Services, Shawcor Inspection Services and Lake Superior Consulting operating units. The Composite Systems segment consist of the Composite Production Systems and Oilfield Asset Management. The Automotive and Industrial segment deals with Connection Systems, DSG-Canusa, and ShawFlex. The company was founded on August 23, 1968 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.
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