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Oldham-based James Briggs invests £125k
Oldham-based James Briggs Ltd, a manufacturer of aerosol and consumer chemicals, has invested £125k into its manufacturing equipment.
Last year the company invested over £220k in new machinery and facilities.
The latest installation is due to complete next month and will help create greater quality, consistency and safety in the manufacturing processes.
Newly appointed CEO Tim Pugh said: “The business’s impressive growth in the last 18 months has been driven by a sustained commitment to upgrade and modernise our manufacturing facilities.
“We have already made significant investments across our operation – reflected in last year’s record turnover – and we expect this next wave of upgrades to further strengthen our position as Europe’s leading supplier of aerosol paints.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophia Taha .
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