Profal, a leading Armenian manufacturer of high-quality aluminum doors and windows, has announced its first-ever participation in FIT Show 2027, taking place at the NEC Birmingham from May 18-20, 2027.
Profal will feature a stand modeled on its premier showrooms. Visitors will experience fully finished, ready-to-install products, including advanced door systems, windows, and sliding systems manufactured using premium systems from global suppliers such as Alumil and Schüco.
Profal says that its team of experienced sales managers and engineers will provide professional consultations and technical expertise throughout the event.
Nickie West, FIT Show event director, said:
“FIT Show brings together the entire fenestration supply chain under one roof, from fabricators, installers and dealers to systems manufacturers, specifiers and architects. For Profal, whose focus is on high-quality manufactured products rather than full systems, the show offers a direct route to UK partners on both the manufacturing and distribution side – whether that’s fabricators looking for reliable, competitively priced components, or dealers seeking new product lines to offer their customers.
“With a strong focus on international growth, we’re seeing more overseas companies than ever use FIT Show as their route into the UK, and we look forward to supporting Profal as they connect with new partners and build their presence in the UK market.”
Founded more than two decades ago, Profal has established a strong export presence across North America, Europe, and the Middle East. Its planned entry into the UK market marks the next step in the company’s global expansion strategy.
Edgar Avetisyan, CEO of Profal, said:
“Europe is already a strong export market for us, led by France, alongside our consistent presence in the US, Canada, the Caribbean, and the Middle East. Our products are highly competitive and well-received in these regions. Right now, we are working very hard on penetrating the UK market, where we see immense potential. While it is a very tough market in terms of certification and quality assurance, we readily embrace these challenges as part of our commitment to excellence.”
To support its international growth and increase production efficiency, Profal is constructing a state-of-the-art glass processing plant in Armenia – reported to be the largest of its kind in the region. Built to the highest international standards and equipped with cutting-edge machinery, the new facility will increase Profal’s glass processing capacity approximately fivefold.
This major infrastructure expansion is designed to significantly strengthen the company’s ability to meet growing demand both in Armenia and across key export markets.
