Dutch Industries
Industrial Machinery & Equipment · Canada · 51-200 Employees
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Headquarters
500 Portico Dr, Pilot Butte, Saskatchewa...Phone Number
(306) 781-4820Website
www.dutchind.comRevenue
$8.9 MillionIndustry
About Dutch Industries
The seeds of Dutch Industries were sown in the early 1930s, in Holland. Here, a hardworking newlywed, by the name of Pieter Cruson, started a traditional blacksmith workshop. Cruson was granted permission to immigrate to Canada in 1950 and, in 1952, Dutch Blacksmith Shop put down roots. Cruson made the pivotal decision to provide quality steel products to local farmers and businessmen. This vision was to grow into Dutch Industries. Today, Dutch is still growing. Eventually, Cruson passed the business on to his son, who took it to the next level. Now, the third generation of sons are preparing to take Dutch Industries even further. The company believes the company's plans for growth will greatly impress you. Today, Dutch Industries has over 50 years of experience, technologically-advanced equipment, and a 55,000 square foot facility. Dutch continues Pieter Crusons proud tradition, serving a growing list of agricultural and industrial customers, from over 11 countries, on six continents.Read more
SIC Code 35,352NAICS Code 33,333Show moreDutch Industries Org Chart
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The seeds of Dutch Industries were sown in the early 1930s, in Holland. Here, a hardworking newlywed, by the name of Pieter Cruson, started a traditional blacksmith workshop. Cruson was granted permission to immigrate to Canada in 1950 and, in 1952, Dutch Blacksmith Shop put down roots. Cruson made the pivotal decision to provide quality steel prod... Read More