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Australian Innovative Systems’ (AISystems) has been able to display its innovation and manufacturing excellence in commercial and residential water disinfection technology to Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull when he visited the company’s Brisbane based factory and headquarters last week.

During a visit to Brisbane, Prime Minister Turnbull toured AISystems’ facilities and met some of its 40+ staff, before enjoying a morning tea at AISystems’ base, attended by other leading Brisbane business identities.

Commented that small-medium sized enterprises like AISystems were “at the heart of Australia’s

economic future”, Prime Minister Turnbull talked about small businesses’ “commitment, courage and determination to keep innovating”.

Referencing AISystems Prime Minister Turnbull stated “this is what innovation enterprise is all about.”

In welcoming the Prime Minister AISystesm Chief Execuitve Elena Gosse shared how the Federal Government’s recent announcement regarding future company tax cuts would help AISystems to reinvest more funds into research and development, as well as fast track the further expansion of its production facilities.

Gosse explained “we have always invested heavily in research and development and are currently in the early stages of building a new, purpose-built factory to house our Anode production line.

“Ultimately any savings to the bottom line will allow us to continue to innovate, expand and create more jobs.”

Gosse also discussed the extension of the small business $20,000 Instant Asset Write-Off Scheme and its benefits to AIS customers, particularly local aquatic centres and swim schools.

During the visit, Prime Minister Turnbull saw examples of AIS’ salt, mineral and fresh water chlorine generators for commercial and residential swimming pools, including the award-winning EcoLine™ system.

Three EcoLine commercial units have recently been installed in the competition swimming pools at the Malaysia National Aquatic Centre in preparation for the 29th South East Asian Games.

Gosse concluded that it was a privilege to host the Prime Minister’s visit and “a welcome recognition of the importance of Australian ingenuity, innovation and manufacturing to our economy and community.”

Click here to contact AISystems via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

Editor's note: To avoid confusion with the Australian Institute of Sport - also known by the AIS acronym, Australasian Leisure Management refers to Australian Innovative Systems as AISystems.

Images: Elena Gosse with Prime Minister Hon. Malcolm Turnbull and Ross Vasta MP Federal Member for Bonner.

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