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Changes to GGF Group Management Structure
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Thermoseal Is Hot In International Sales
As published in the twelfth annual Sunday Times HSBC International Track 200 league table, the Thermoseal Group has been ranked number 96 in the league of businesses with the fastest growing international sales.
Thermoseal is the one of the UK’s leading warm edge spacer manufacturers and the supplier of over 2,500 insulated glass unit components
~The Sunday Times HSBC International Track 200 league table was published on Sunday 21 February 2021. It ranks Britain’s mid-market (total sales of £25m+ and international sales of £1m+) private companies with the fastest growing international sales over the past two years.
The 200 top companies include well-known names from across the UK including The Entertainer Toy Brand, modular building manufacturer Thurston Group and craft beer maker BrewDog. As published, Thermoseal Group has achieved annual international sales growth over two years of 41% and increasing supplying to a growing number of countries in five continents.
“Despite the uncertainty in the UK market and fears associated with Brexit, we have invested significant funds into purchasing a new building.”
– Gwain Paterson
CEO, Thermoseal
Centre for Innovation and Manufacturing
"This site has now become our Centre for Innovation and Manufacturing," continues Thermoseal's Paterson. "It has two new laboratories and additional test rooms to give our technical team everything they need to develop new energy efficient products whilst maintaining the highest quality standards and enhancing our current product portfolio.
“Another vital use of this building has been to house our increased stockholding to help ensure continuity of supply to the UK and export markets to counter supply issues caused by Covid-19 and, of course, Brexit. Where possible, we have also dual sourced products to counter any delay in sourcing materials that are vital for production."
Picture: Gwain Paterson.
Article written by Cathryn Ellis
23rd February 2021