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Local News - Local News - August 02, 2012
Servatron Inc. diversifies, is on track for $30 million in sales
Higher revenues projected as company broadens reach

By Treva Lind
Of the Journal of Business

Servatron Inc. employs about 190 workers currently, up from 140 people in May 2011.
Servatron Inc. employs about 190 workers currently, up from 140 people in May 2011.
—Staff photo by Treva Lind
Spokane Valley-based contract manufacturer Servatron Inc., which moved into new quarters in March, is on track to boost its annual sales to $30 million as the company has diversified and added new key accounts, says President Tod Byers.

That target is significantly more than last year's total revenue of just over $20 million, and Byers attributes the higher projection to the company increasing its customer base.

"We've had growth with customers outside of the Spokan...


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