Gt Global Electrics Pty

Construction • Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • 1-10 Employees

Company overview

Headquarters	PO BOX 824, ST IVES, Sydney, NSW 2075, AU
Website	gtge.com.au
NAICS	23
Keywords	Fire Detection, Cctv, Power Factor Correction, Building Automation, Building Management Systems, Electrical, Energy Management Systems, Electronic Security, Structured Cabling Systems, Voice And Data Networks
Founded	2007
Employees	1-10

Key Contact at Gt Global Electrics Pty

Errol Barrett

Director

About Gt Global Electrics Pty

GT Global Electrics is a leading electrical and communications installation and service contractor located in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, GT Global offers a comprehensive range of building utility systems such as electrical infrastructure, fire detection and suppression systems, building controls and automation, energy management systems, security and cctv, power factor correction, voice and data networking systems and structured cabling systems. To keep up to date with the opportunities presented by new technology, we maintain a constant training and advancement program for all of our staff and technicians. Continual improvement of our ongoing training plan helps to meet the safety requirement for all contractors, staff, employees and you the client. We work with you to provide the initial solution as well as ongoing service and maintenance cycles. To offer the best available service, we make an effort to fully understand a customer’s needs and requirements so that we are then able to tailor a service that is relevant and effective. For more information contact us on (02) 9488 7338

Gt Global Electrics Pty revenue & valuation

Annual revenue	$85,555
Revenue per employee	$86,000
Estimated valuation?This valuation is estimated based on industry average for the Construction industry and current estimated revenues	$273,776
Total funding	No funding

Employees by Management Level

Total employees: 1-10

Seniority

Employees

Director

Funding Data

Gt Global Electrics Pty has never raised funding before.