A Shropshire manufacturer of access covers and steel products for the construction, water, energy and security sectors has reinforced ambitious growth plans with a significant investment in new equipment.
Fabweld Steel Products, which is based at Court Works in Telford, aims to almost double turnover in the next five years.
Managing director Wayne Carter said: “It’s my aim that we will grow sales 75 per cent within the next five years. "I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those staff who worked additional hours to get us ahead of our cutting schedule so we could get the new laser installed and commissioned with as little disruption as possible.
Wayne added: “With 95 per cent of our products going through our laser, this upgrade has taken a considerable amount of planning. Ultimately, we had reached a point where we were unable to grow the business or expand our scope. Upgrading our laser will enable us to do both.”
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