rotherham business news: September 2008

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

News: Consultation begins on Sheffield-Rotherham BRT

The South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive (SYPTE), Rotherham Meteropolitan Borough Council and Sheffield City Council have launched a website as part of the consultation process for the proposed £70m Bus Rapid Transit system between Sheffield and Rotherham. Views, ideas and opinions are being sought to make the BRT as good as possible in order to gain government funding for this important new project. The site gives an overview of the Southern route of the scheme and allows for views on what you think, in general, about the idea of introducing BRT between Rotherham, Waverley and Sheffield.
BRT website

News: Rotherham safety management specialist exceeds turnover target

A Rotherham-based safety management specialist has exceeded its 2008 target turnover of more than half a million pounds, thanks to securing significant national contracts. Environ Safety Management Ltd has seen its turnover reach £530,000 following a year of massive growth, exceeding last year's turnover of £350,000 and predictions of £520,000. After starting life as a one-man business and a service for parent company Horbury Group in 2004, Environ has expanded to employ seven full-time consultants working primarily in the construction, engineering and manufacturing industries. Environ operates to identify health and safety and environmental issues for industry and offers advice to companies complying with an ever-growing portfolio of health, safety and environmental regulations, and is now a niche provider of these services. Paul Alvey, Director of Environ, said: "As our services started to attract interest from external organisations we took on contracts to audit, consult and train for health and safety practices. Our specialisation is to offer a cost effective tailored solution to companies by evaluating their operations and recognising risks. "We recently secured a contract with London Drywall, who completed a £2 million drywall & firestopping package as part of the fit-out of the St Pancras International Station for Eurostar."
Horbury website

News: Rotherham bearings fitted to world's largest carrier

Orkot Marine bearings manufactured by Trelleborg Sealing Solutions in Rotherham have been fitted to the world's largest carrier of liquefied natural gas. Named the "Mozah" by Samsung Heavy Industries in South Korea, the 345m ship has 80% more capacity than conventional LNG carriers. The ship measures 53.8 metres wide and 34.7 metres high and can carry 266,000 cubic metres of LNG. The ship is fitted with Orkot Marine rudder bearings that are created from reinforced polymer material, TXMM for the rudder stock (upper bearing) and TLMM on the pintle (lower bearing), allowing operation without lubrication. The Orkot TXMM material has exceptional wear resistance and virtually no swell in water providing stability even with the heaviest loads. TXMM adds a specialised bearing surface to extend dry running capability. Doha based Qatargas Operating Company and Nakilat have taken delivery of a ship they will call "Q-Max" in order to transport LNG to customers in Europe. Orkot is part of the Trelleborg group of companies and is a world leading manufacturer and supplier of bearing materials to the shipping and marine industries. Their Rotherham facility is at Bradmarsh Business Park.

Orkot website
Processing Talk article

Monday, September 29, 2008

News: MP hails groundbreaking Rotherham enterprise initiative

John Healey MP has hailed the success of a groundbreaking enterprise education project in Rotherham that will "shape the future of Britain". The Wentworth MP said Rotherham Ready has put the borough at the forefront of innovative teaching on a global scale and is already having a significant impact on the quality of learning by enabling students to bridge the long-standing gap between business and education. He said: "The achievements of Rotherham Ready in the past four years are something the whole of Rotherham can be extremely proud of. By using enterprise as a legitimate learning tool for students to be creative and express themselves and use their own initiative it engages them in a new way of understanding. "It is exactly the kind of forward thinking that is making people all over the world sit up and take notice of Rotherham. In fact, it is having such an impact that it is shaping the curriculum and it will shape the future of Britain." John Healey MP was speaking at an event at Rotherham Town Hall that showcased the successes and accomplishments of Rotherham Ready and its award-winning teachers and students. Jackie Frost, Rotherham Ready's project manager, said: "It is a wonderful opportunity for us to show John Healey the progress Rotherham Ready has made in the borough as well as some of the major success stories we have enjoyed. "We're extremely proud of what is being achieved in Rotherham schools and that has been reflected in the awards which have been received. "John has been so integral to Rotherham Ready since day one so to show him the fruits the project has bore in the last four years is an absolute pleasure and a credit to the schools and pupils of Rotherham."

Rotherham Ready website

News: Solaglas Windowcare shotlisted in four award categories

Solaglas Windowcare has been shortlisted in four categories of the 2008 Rotherham Business Awards. Shortlisted for the Customer Service Award, Invest in Skills Award, Excellence in Business Award and Innovation in Business Award, judges, drawn from the award category sponsors, will visit the Hellaby main office over the coming weeks to analyse the submissions and find out more about the company and its activities. Managing Director Ian Davy said: "Being shortlisted in four of the ten award categories is great news for the company and highlights the quality of our people, effectiveness of our systems and processes and our drive to improve every part of the business as we grow." The awards take place at Magna on October 24. Solaglas Windowcare provides a 24/7 nationwide service, specialising in domestic and commercial emergency glazing, repair, replacement to windows, doors, locks, conservatories and garage doors, maintenance and call management. Parent company, Saint-Gobain has recently been named as "Construction Product Manufacturer of the Year 2008" at the prestigious Contract Journal Construction Industry Awards.
Solaglas website
Glass on Web article

News: Rosebys enters administration

The Rotherham based high street retailer of home textiles, Rosebys has gone into administration. The group has an annual turnover of £100m and employs approximately 2000 staff at its 280 stores. The head office is at Hellaby, Rotherham. Howard Smith, Richard Fleming and Mark Firmin of KPMG LLP Restructuring have been appointed as joint administrators. Howard Smith said: "The business is continuing to trade as normal while we review the financial position and seek a going concern sale. No employees have been made redundant to date. "In common with many retailers, the group has experienced difficult trading conditions, leading to continuing losses. Rosebys has recently sought to re-finance, but this did not prove possible in the current economic climate. We are looking for offers for the whole or any part of the business." Rosebys was acquired by Indian Company, Gujarat Heavy Chemicals Limited in 2006. In August, Retail Week reported that their credit insurance has been pulled by their suppliers, Euler Hermes. The Economic Times in India reported that their parent company, GHCL were restructuring and set to split Rosebys to create a retail business and a manufacturing business. Rosebys London stores are being launched across India this month. Rosebys operates two stores in Rotherham, in the town centre and at Parkgate Shopping.

Rosebys website

Friday, September 26, 2008

News: Rotherham entrepreneurs set new standards

The standard and success of businesses set up and run by young people in Rotherham is incredible, say judges of Rotherham Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award 2008. Back the third year running, the competition has again uncovered some thriving young companies in the borough - that we could be seeing more of over the next few years. Awards organiser and judge Geoff Link, enterprise manager at Rotherham Investment & Development Office (RiDO) the council’s regeneration arm, said: "We’ve been bowled over by some of the entries this year. "Every one of them is switched on, driven and determined to succeed. It’s very satisfying to be able to give the next generation a helping hand on the way to even greater success. "It’s great news for them and for Rotherham." The winners in the four categories Best New Start Up, Best Established Business, Best Business Using IT/ technology and Most Determined to Succeed were each awarded £500 to put towards their business at an awards ceremony at RiDO’s newly-opened business centre for start-ups Fusion@ Magna. Runners up received £250. The overall winner will receive the title Rotherham Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2008. Rothbiz will be profiling the shortlisted companies in the run up to the announcement at the Chamber Business Awards on October 24.

News: Magna 34 brings total transformation for rolling mill site in Rotherham

Adjacent to the Magna Centre in Rotherham, the first phase of a brand new £31 million business park has reached completion and is pulling in buyers and tenants. The Magna 34 Business Park has transformed the site of the former Templeborough Rolling Mill creating a 19 acre development of offices, industrial units and a distribution facility for buy or lease. To mark the completion of phase one, developers Jaguar Estates, Euro Dismantling Services and scheme contractor JF Finnegan, joined VIP guests including the deputy mayor and mayoress of Rotherham councilor Shaukat Ali and Wajida Naseem and Rotherham United FC manager Mark Robins and assistant manager John Breckin at a special launch party. Patrick Herbert of Jaguar Estates, said: "The development represents a massive transformation for the area both physically and psychologically. The site was totally derelict when we purchased it. Since achieving planning consent for the scheme in November 2006 a number of other projects have taken place in the area and we feel that what we were intending to do and have performed has been a catalyst for development in close proximity due to its well served location. There is now a completely new focus to the area and a vibrancy and urgency to be a part of that." Rebecca Schofield from the Sheffield office of Knight Frank which is marketing the scheme with GVA Grimley and M3, said: "The flexible terms and variety of properties and sizes on offer are attracting interest from investors and occupiers looking to take advantage of the site's strategic location. We have seen businesses ranging from financial services to IT opting for the offices, trade occupiers taking the more traditional industrial units with logistics companies looking at the biggest distribution facility. "The majority of occupier interest is from companies already within five miles of the scheme, looking to expand, consolidate, or to move from older inefficient or redundant premises." Construction of phase two of the scheme will follow shortly.
Magna 34 website

News: Magna scoops tourism award

Rotherham tourist destination, The Magna Science Adventure Centre, has once again picked up an award at the Yorkshire Tourist Board's White Rose Awards. Employee, John Heaps won the Outstanding Customer Service Award, on a night which saw Magna narrowly miss out in the Visitor Attraction of the Year (50,000 visitors & over) category. Ex-steelworker John has worked at Magna for six years and is the senior visitor services co-ordinator. The centre has picked up an award at the last three ceremonies including twice winning the Business Tourism Award. The White Rose Awards are a celebration of excellence and underpin YTB’s aim to drive up the quality of Yorkshire’s tourism industry. The awards are an important accolade for businesses as they bring with them the prestige of associated publicity and are a highly respected symbol of quality for consumers. Andy Tordoff, of supporters, Yorkshire Forward, said: "The White Rose Awards are an excellent way to showcase the high standard of Yorkshire and Humber’s tourism industry. I would like to congratulate the finalists and all those who won a prestigious White Rose Award which symbolises excellence and are recognised by the industry and customers alike." Magna's Managing Director Matthew Beck commented: "We are delighted that John has won another customer service award on behalf of Magna. It is a reflection of John’s hard work, experience and passion, which brings Magna to life for our visitors. The Outstanding Customer Service Award is a very competitive award, and we are delighted one of our staff has received the recognition for their efforts."
Magna website
YTB website

Thursday, September 25, 2008

News: Rotherham's Inditherm reports first profit

The latest financial report from Rotherham based Inditherm plc shows that the first half of 2008 has resulted in a pre-tax profit for the first time in the company’s history. Inditherm's energy efficient polymer technology is used in heating mattresses, pipework, sports pitches, storage vessels and medical treatments and the company now works with over 30 medical distributors and overseas partners. Turnover increased by 43% to £1,261k, boosted by sales to American firm, Smiths Medical. Progress in the USA has been slow but the CosyTherm neonatal range has been launched and is starting to attract increasing interest. CosyTherm is now firmly established as market leader in the UK and Inditherm hope this sector will show strong growth over the coming year. The company now has a more focused approach in industrial and construction sectors which has delivered considerably improved margins although orders are down. Product development on the use of Inditherm's technology in the pre-cast concrete market is being completed and the £199,000 order to supply a pitch heating system for Aston Villa's new training ground has recently been carried out. Despite making a profit in the first half of the year, Chairman, Mark Abrahams gave a cautious outlook: "We anticipate making a loss in the second half of the year, although underlying growth in Medical should drive the business towards break-even in the foreseeable future. Results in the first half have shown how close the balance is now between profit and loss in the business." Inditherm Medical will be exhibiting their range of patient warming systems at the Association for Perioperative Practice’s flagship event next month.
Inditherm website

The Business Desk article

Yorkshire Post article

News: Rotherham businesses urged to help schoolchildren Make £5 Blossom

Rotherham Ready’s Make £5 Blossom project is appealing to companies in the borough to forge links with schools and build on the successes of recent years where schools have recorded profits of up to £1000. The project, now in its fourth phase, involves between ten and twelve local primary schools being partnered with local businesses who make a £150 loan to students so they can start their own ventures in school and "Make £5 Blossom." Business partners work with the students to encourage them and develop their enterprise skills. Money making schemes have included a circus, a film night, themed enterprise fairs, and gardening projects. Some schools have spent their profits on developing enterprise in school and some have chosen to donate a proportion of their profits to charity. Jackie Frost, Project Manager for Rotherham Ready said: "Businesses have enjoyed seeing the energy and enthusiasm of young people involved in the project and some of the amazing ideas they come up with. "They have supported young people realise their potential and develop valuable enterprise skills for the future." Make £5 Blossom will be launched on October 6 at Rockingham Professional Development Centre, Roughwood Road, Rotherham.

Rotherham Ready website

News: Cepac invests in CCTV package

Info4Security report that one of the world's largest and most technologically advanced corrugated packaging plants is fully exploiting the benefits of CCTV. Cepac, based at Brookfields Park, Manvers, Rotherham have invested in a Samsung Techwin CCTV system for health and safety and management information purposes, as well as for security. Custom designed and built in 1999, the plant produces "retail friendly packaging" with a corrugator machine capable of running at speeds of up to 400 metres per minute. Cepac's Wayne Cusworth told Info4Security: "The machine, which is 100 metres long, is extremely safe to operate but when operating at full capacity can become very hot. "The CCTV cameras are therefore proving very useful as they allow our operators to monitor in detail the production process without having to get too close to the machinery. There is the added bonus that if production is delayed the recorded video can be reviewed to identify the cause of the problem." The system was installed by specialists DJ Byers Ltd and Wayne added: "The CCTV system ensures we maintain the highest levels of service to our customers by helping us to keep our machines operating at full capacity."
Cepac website
Info4Security article

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

News: AESSEAL's global expansion continues

Rotherham based manufacturer of mechanical seals, AESSEAL, has announced three new acquisitions designed to increase the global service offering, for products which remain almost wholly manufactured in Yorkshire. The firm completed the acquisition last month of Mechanical Seal and Service, MSS, located in Odessa Texas, USA and recently acquired an existing distributor in Norway, which has been renamed as AESSEAL Norway AS. AESSEAL also completed the acquisition of Standard Seals, the 6th largest Indian mechanical seal company, which when combined with the sales of AESSEAL India makes AESSEAL the 4th or 5th largest mechanical seal manufacturer in the fast growing Indian market place. The move will see the relocation of some Indian based system manufacturing to its Rotherham site on Mangham Road. AESSEAL now has operations in 69 locations with fully or majority owned subsidiaries in 31 countries and the three acquisitions will take group sales to more than £80 million a year.

Aesseal website

The Star article

News: Crisp business defies crunch

Creative Sheffield report on the Rotherham business, Yorkshire Crisp Company that is seemingly defying the economic climate by sending out its largest order to date – a staggering 44,000 drums. Yorkshire Crisps Managing Director, Tony Bishop said: "There has been so much talk about the economic downturn and how small companies are struggling to keep their heads above water, but conversely we have found the negative climate has had a positive impact on our sales. "At Yorkshire Crisps we have worked hard to keep our production costs as low as possible, without impacting on our quality. Sourcing products locally has meant rising fuel prices have had a minimal impact on our raw material costs. For instance our crisps are grown at a farm five miles down the road and are delivered by tractor." The recently launched Henderson’s Deliciously Spicy Yorkshire Crisps has fast become one of the company’s top selling flavours.
Yorkshire Crisps website
Creative Sheffield website

News: Rate relief for Rotherham businesses

Rotherham Council are reminding small businesses that they can claim rate relief on their non-domestic rates bill. The incentive is available to businesses operating from one main premises with a rateable value of up to £15,000pa. Those with a rateable value of £5,000 can claim a 50% reduction with a sliding scale of reductions going up to £9,999. For businesses with a rateable value between £10,000 to £15,000, reduced rates are calculated using a small business multiplier. Town centre manager Julie Roberts said: "It's important that businesses are aware of the rate relief potentially available to them. It is estimated that there are 450 premises in the town centre that could benefit." Applications for 2007-2008 must be submitted by September 30.
Rotherham Council website

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

News: AES - excellent in business

The Yorkshire Post today reveals the shortlist for the Excellence in Business Awards 2008 and Rotherham's AES Engineering Limited has made the final in the category of companies with a turnover above £50m. The 10 awards will highlight success stories of business across the region and the winners will be announced at a prestigious awards ceremony in Leeds on October 17. Peter Charlton, Editor of the Yorkshire Post, said: "This year's entries have exceeded all expectations – both in quality and quantity. "There are true success stories in Yorkshire and our awards provide a perfect opportunity for us to showcase Yorkshire's finest companies. "The finalists stand comparison with anything that is going on elsewhere in the UK or further afield." AESSEAL's Chris Rea was named the Business Leader of the Year at the Yorkshire Post Business Awards last year.

Aesseal website
Yorkshire Post article

News: Retailer selects Rotherham for flagship store

The latest Update from Town Centre Management reports on the plans for the reopening of the former Marks & Spencer store on College Street. A regional homeware retailer is taking over the unit and plans to occupy both floors, making Rotherham one of its flagship stores. Town centre manager Julie Roberts said: "The unit bears real significance in the town centre due to its size and former occupants, and after a lengthy period of vacancy, its reopening will really make a difference to College Street and the town centre as a whole." Plans are being made for an Autumn opening and more details on the occupiers and dates should be confirmed soon. The news provides a confidence boost to the town and is a sign that Rotherham has potential as a shopping destination. The former Going Places travel agents and YMCA shop on Bridgegate are also set for new occupiers in the coming months.

Rotherham town centre website

News: nCode acquired by HBM

nCode International, a leading supplier of durability, test and analysis software has been acquired by German company, HBM. The deal was completed last month and is thought to be worth around £20m. The acquisition of nCode brings new and complementary technologies, expertise and products into HBM's portfolio. Andreas Huellhorst, HBM’s Managing Director said: "nCode has a long-established reputation as the leader in durability and fatigue analysis. There is a complementary fit between nCode’s product offering and HBM’s, enabling the supply of the full testing cycle from virtual test to physical test. This acquisition will not only increase HBM’s range of available solutions but will also strengthen our presence in North America and Asia." nCode's European headquarters are within the ITC at the Advanced Manufacturing Park in Rotherham and the company will operate within HBM and retain the prestigious software brands of nCode. HBM is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Spectris plc.

Monday, September 22, 2008

News: Ministerial visit to the AMP

John Hutton MP, Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise & Regulatory Reform visited the Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP) in Rotherham last week as part of a visit to look at the importance of manufacturing to the South Yorkshire area. The AMP was highlighted as an exemplar of a world-class manufacturing technology park in the Government’s new framework for UK manufacturers, released earlier this month, and the Secretary of State was keen to see some of the excellent research and development work undertaken there. Mr Hutton was given a tour of the new Rolls Royce Factory of the Future, and learnt about the new ground-breaking technologies and manufacturing techniques being developed there by the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre with Boeing (AMRC). He then visited the Innovation Technology Centre on the AMP, where he met ITI Energy and LIFE IC, two of the innovative, growing companies in the ITC, before having an informal round-table discussion over lunch with representatives from some of the region’s top manufacturers and key manufacturing support agencies.
AMP website

News: Rotherham becoming more competitive

The UK Competitiveness Index, a measure of the competitiveness of UK regions and locations that has been running since 2000, shows significant improvements in the competitiveness of a number of the UK’s cities and urban areas, especially those located in northern regions, including Rotherham. Published by the Centre for International Competitiveness at the University of Wales Institute in Cardiff, the index shows that Rotherham has a competitive index of 82.7 which puts it 363rd out of 407 localities (comparably Leeds has index of 99.5 and is 135th, Sheffield is 89.6 at 273rd). The index is derived from GVA, employment rates, skill levels, proportion of knowledge based businesses, business starts and business density. Since 2006, Rotherham has gone up 18 places, rising more than all other South Yorkshire areas (Doncaster up 13 to 376, Sheffield down 2 to 273 and Barnsley down 5 to 389). This is the fourth largest increase in Yorkshire & The Humber behind York (up 32), East Riding (up 30) and Wakefield (up 26).

Centre for International Competitiveness website

News: Rotherham town focus

Excellent feature on Rotherham in the tenth anniversary issue of the Yorkshire Business Insider. Highlighting some of the major projects making the headlines, the article discusses TCN's Waterfront development in the Dearne Valley, RiDO's Fusion @ Magna Business Centre, the YES! Project, UK Coal's plans for Waverley and commercial developments at Templeborough and Dinnington. The regeneration of the town centre is also discussed with the number of projects currently underway including Iliad's developments in the All Saints Quarter, the redevelopment of the railway station, and the new health and leisure facilities all mentioned. Karl Battersby, the council's strategic director for environment and development services told Insider: "The developers here are committed to Rotherham and have spent a lot of time and money. They are genuinely excited by the scale of regeneration." Stephen Holme of TCN, another town centre developer, told Insider: "In terms of raising Rotherham's profile, there have been massive amounts of regeneration work going on since the early 1990's. "The town centre project is another five to eight years' worth of work. It is a great a lot of these projects are coming through and hitting the headlines at the same time, but there is still an awful lot of work to do and a few more years of headlines to come."
Insider website

Friday, September 19, 2008

News: Chamber's "Salute to Business"

Barnsley & Rotherham Chamber are helping local companies celebrating a significant anniversary to mark the milestone in style at the Rotherham Business Awards next month. Firms who have reached their 25th, 50th and 75th anniversaries of trading in the town can toast their achievement through the Chamber of Commerce’s "Salute To Business" celebration, at the prestigious Magna ceremony on Friday October 24. Rotherham Chamber President Rob Hannon said: "The business community is the lifeblood of any successful community. Business leaders bring vision, inspiration and aspiration to our town and our "Salute To Business" celebration marks this by bringing a little personal history and colour to the Business awards. "Companies wishing to accept a Salute To Business award should contact the Chamber events team, so their achievements can be deservedly highlighted."
Chamber website

News: Rotherham to host aerospace engineering debate

Experts in the field of advanced metals and materials will converge on Rotherham next week to debate the use of metals vs composites in the aerospace sector. IMechE, the Institute of Mechanical Engineers, is hosting the event at Swinden House on September 24, bringing together experts to discuss the latest developments in the production of lighter metal alloys and polymer composites used in the aerospace sector. Speakers include Professor Costas Soutis, Professor of Aerospace Structures and Head of Aerospace Engineering at the University of Sheffield, Ajay Kapadia, Section Manager: Adhesives, Composites and Sealants at TWI Ltd and David Phipps, Head of Composite Structures Development Centre at Airbus.

TWI website
IMechE website

News: Port@l strengthen Rotherham team

Port@l, leaders in delivering innovative occupier solutions has announced the appointment of Stephen Balmforth as area site account manager based at Dearne Valley in Rotherham. Port@l Limited was established in 1999 to provide hosted contact centre accommodation and operate at the Callflex Business Park. At the park, Port@l lists amongst its past and current clients: E-On (Powergen), Royal Bank of Scotland, Morgan Stanley, Insurance Dialogue Ltd, Direct Dialogue Limited, UKI Partnerships and Reed Employment. Other occupiers at the park include IKEA and the Department for Work and Pensions (Land Securities Trillium). Managing Director at Port@l, John Gotley said: "Bringing talented individuals on board like Stephen will help us grow our business, and ensure that we continue to provide our clients with a high quality service. We are very pleased to welcome him to the Port@l team."

Portal website
Callflex Business Park website

Thursday, September 18, 2008

News: MP returns to celebrate Rotherham enterprise achievements

Wentworth MP John Healey is returning home to Rotherham to celebrate the successes of a youth enterprise project that he helped to pioneer. Rotherham Ready is holding a celebration event at Rotherham Town Hall on Friday September 19 at 9:30. Rotherham Ready was established four years ago with the ambition of providing all people in the borough between the ages of four and 19 with entrepreneurial skills and business acumen. John Healey MP, an early Rotherham Ready pioneer and supporter of the project, is coming back to share in the successes of the project, which include its achievement of the first ever Warwick Platinum Awards for Enterprise Education and having its teaching recognised in the national teaching awards. It also recently became the first organisation of its kind to undergo an Ofsted inspection, from which it received a glowing report. Students and teachers will display their activities and discuss the impact that Rotherham Ready has had on their enterprise learning and school culture.

Rotherham Ready website

News: Rotherham designers showcase latest work

Rotherham based, UK Logo Design have used their blog to showcase some of their latest designs. The design studio of Taylors Design & Print were hired to work on the logo design for Waveshack, a surf shop in Lowestoft that would also double as the brand for their new range of surf, beachwear and surf accessories. UK Logo Design also provide web design services and were hired to be the web designer on the new website of Harpers Estate Agents in High Wycombe to advertise their houses and properties for sale online. The company was also hired to be the logo designer for an investment, real-estate and commercial development company, Leen, based in Saudi Arabia. UK Logo Design have recently designed and supplied them with business cards, letterheads, both large and small envelopes for business maintaining their brand identity. Client, Hany Fouad said: "A big thank you for your team and everybody who took part in our logo design it was made in a very professional way supported with your friendly attitude that I felt through our dealing with your team."

UK Logo Design website

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