PRG expands technology inventory across EMEA and APAC
PRG expands technology inventory across EMEA and APAC
PRG has expanded its production technology inventory across EMEA and APAC with investments in audio, video, lighting and supporting infrastructure, strengthening its ability to support productions across its global network.
The expansion comes as the company responds to growing demand across its markets, with increased capacity in regions including Australia and Japan. The investment also broadens the technology available to PRG's teams and clients across the wider EMEA and APAC regions.
In audio, PRG has added Adamson's Vergence Group VGt and VGx loudspeaker systems to its inventory. Increased numbers of Yamaha DM7 consoles, CTL-DM7 controllers and Rio-D3 stageboxes will also be available across EMEA.
The company's video investments include adding AURA LED to its long-term inventory following demand from corporate, exhibition and broadcast projects. In Australia, PRG has invested in INFiLED AR4 MK2 outdoor LED technology, increasing locally available capacity for festivals, sporting events and large-scale public productions.
The company has also expanded its lighting inventory with GLP TWYN, JDC Burst 1 and impression X5 IP Maxx fixtures, alongside Ayrton EagleStrike units. In Japan, further investment has been made in Ayrton Rivale, Veloce and Nando 502 Wash fixtures. The company has additionally invested in data and power management infrastructure, casing and delivery systems across its network.
“As demand continues to grow across our global markets, we remain focused on investing in the latest technologies and equipment our clients need both today and in the future,” said Gary Boyd, COO EMEA and APAC at PRG. “We're excited to continue investing in technologies that help our clients deliver exceptional experiences and stay ahead of evolving production demands. At the same time, these investments strengthen our ability to support a wide range of productions and deliver the consistent excellence our clients expect across our global network.”
According to PRG, the investments are intended to increase regional availability, scalability and operational consistency as production requirements continue to evolve across EMEA and APAC.