History

Lawrence Waller sets up AMI on a small site in Hartlepool, UK.

DMI (Diesel Marine International) acquire AMI Exchangers Ltd.

Lawrence Waller retires from his position at AMI Exchangers.

New purpose-built two storey factory extension is erected in August.

New CNC machining centre is purchased.

Two new production lines are installed to increase capacity following record order levels.

AMI Exchangers wins the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the international trade category for the export of their units around the world.

AMI acquires the business of Applied Cooling Technologies (ACT) of Fort Myers, Florida, manufacturers of marine heat exchangers and charge air coolers.

AMI are awarded the ISO9001 certification for the first time.