Cramlington manufacturer expands horizons with multinational contract completion
North East manufacturing business Hindley Circuits has completed its largest contract to date with a large multinational firm.
Based in Cramlington, the company provided complex electronic and mechanical assembly services to a Fortune 500 company operating across 140 countries.
Founded in 2016, the manufacturer has invested over £650k in training staff and has doubled its financial turnover in its second year of trading.
The contract completion follows news of Hindley Circuits’ acquisition of North East companies Magnum Electronics and Irridian Electronics, forming part of a wider plan to grow the business and become a market leader in electronic assembly manufacturing.
Richard Whitehead, CEO at Hindley Circuits commented: “We are delighted to have delivered a contract with such a high-profile company and firmly believe this win is true testament to our ongoing commitment to provide the highest quality PCB services in the industry.”
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