Torus Power

The company's own team page says Howard Gladstone incorporated Torus Power Inc in February 2016 after selling his earlier company, Plitron Manufacturing Inc, and lists him as Chairman and CEO with no other named owners or investors. A Corporations Canada federal registry search for Torus turned up no match for Torus Power Inc, consistent with a provincial incorporation, and the Ontario Business Registry search was blocked by its bot-protection captcha, so ownership rests on the vendor's own account rather than a registry filing.

• Meet the Torus Power Team | Torus Power vendor_statement “Howard served as President/CEO of Plitron Manufacturing Inc until its sale in February 2016. With the incorporation of Torus Power Inc in February 2016.”
• Search results for Federal Corporation - Online Filing Centre - Corporations Canada registry “12 results were found, 12 returned.”

The careers page lists an onsite production role 'based at our factory located in North York' at 601 Magnetic Drive, and the team page names in-house production staff including transformer winding technicians, an assembly team leader, and a production floor manager. The home page states transformers are manufactured in Toronto, and no second manufacturing site or contract factory was found.

• Torus Power | Toroidal Isolation Power Transformers vendor_statement “Manufactured in Toronto, our transformers are ideal for high-performance applications where quality is non-negotiable.”
• Careers | Torus Power vendor_statement “This is an onsite role based at our factory located in North York.”

The team page names thirteen staff, from the Chairman and CEO down to assembly technicians, and the contact and careers pages give a single address at 601 Magnetic Drive in Toronto (North York), Ontario. No second office or production site is disclosed anywhere on the site.

• Contact Us | Torus Power vendor_statement “Torus Power, 601 Magnetic Drive, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M3J-3J2”
• Meet the Torus Power Team | Torus Power vendor_statement “MEET THE Torus Power TEAM”

No page discloses where copper wire, steel laminations, or electronic components come from, though the team page lists an in-house raw materials buyer. Toroidal transformer manufacturing is copper- and steel-intensive and Torus Power does not claim domestic material sourcing beyond its own winding and assembly work, so this mix assumes most core materials are imported from outside North America, with a smaller share from Canada and the US for enclosures, hardware, and components; this is an estimate, not a documented figure.