Mike Loggie established drilling tools supplier Saltire Energy in 1986 and has since grown it into a group of three subsidiaries. Over the past three years, the company’s turnover figures have increased by 68 per cent and it has grown its on-the-ground presence in Australia, Africa, Europe, the Middle East and the Far East as a result of client demand.
According to Audio Network, 69 per cent of global internet traffic will be from videos by 2017. That’s why for the past 12 years, Audio Network has strived to provide music services for content creators.
The Oliver family of companies has been providing flow control solutions to the offshore and onshore petrochemical, oil, gas and power industries since 1979 and enjoys success in over 50 countries worldwide. Darling Oliver Vales has constantly made an appearance in the Hot 100, but now it’s Valvetek’s turn to be the front-runner of the family.
The Fairburn family have been at Ivy House Farm for four generations and in the egg industry since 1951. However, despite its growth, the company is adamant that there is one thing that hasn’t changed: its commitment to family values, business integrity and loyalty.
Belfast-based IT company Kainos Software has more than doubled its profits after winning new contracts with councils and NHS trusts in England, and is looking to create jobs in the tech space. However, managing director Brendan Mooney is adamant that “the real impact” in terms of improving the number of graduates will be about GCSE students choosing maths and science when they’re 14.
Portsmouth-based engineering company Formaplex, which designs and manufactures components for a number of markets – including Formula One teams – is gearing up for growth after a multi-million pound private equity deal.
Kin-Tec was formed in 2008 when managing director Neil McCarthy led a management buyout (MBO) of the business from recruitment firm Kinetic. Now the company regularly finds itself in the nation’s lists of fastest-growing companies – The Hot 100 included.
Founded in 2005, The7stars, which is based on a model where no one has a job title, has averaged 30 per cent growth in each of the past three years, and boasts billings of over £100m.
It is hard to fault the logic behind Allford Hall Monaghan Morris’s business mantra ”make money to make architecture”, particularly when considering the company’s phenomenal growth over the past few years.
The founder of Barrhead Travel, Bill Munro, has underlined the company’s desire to open more stores in England in coming months as the business looks to maintain dramatic growth in sales.
