Bridgnorth Aluminium sees a 60% rise in customers over past year

Bridgnorth Aluminium, a producer of aluminium rolled products, has seen a 60 percent rise in customer numbers over the past year giving them ample reasons to celebrate. The company has bagged a number of contracts over the FY 2014-15 which includes deals with renowned companies like Siemens and Schneider Electric.

Managing Director of Bridgnorth Aluminium, Simon MacVicker says, “The past 12 months have been fantastic for the firm. We’ve seen notable progress in the automotive and electrical sectors in particular, partly due to a hugely successful appearance at the 2014 CWIEME Show in Berlin – one of the world’s leading events for coil winding, insulation, and electrical manufacturing.”

The company has made a significant investment worth €3.5million investment for a new piece of finishing equipment last year, as the company greatly believes in investing in its manpower and facilities says MacVicker. There has also been a dramatic rise in international customers reaching out as far as Columbia and Paraguay.

In the past 6 months alone, the company has won new businesses for approximately 3,500 tonnes across automotive and electric sectors and all products will be created using the new finishing equipment.

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