NEWS
Fifth Heinz Storch memorial golf day
In June Fastbolt UK will host the fifth memorial golf day in honour of Heinz Storch, the company founder who sadly died in 2008.
previous years, will take place on the superb Rothschild course at Mentmore Golf and Country club near Leighton Buzzard in Bedfordshire. Invitations have already been issued and early indications are that a record number of golfers will participate. Graham Joyce Fastbolt MD says: “It never ceases to amaze me how this event has gained momentum. Every year we have
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his annual event has become a popular industry get together resulting, to date, in more than £28,000 being raised for Willen Hospice in Milton Keynes. The event this year will be held on 15th
June and, as in
managed to exceed the previous year’s total. There are some incredibly generous people in our industry: we already have a large number of donations and hole sponsorships in place and are looking forward to being able to present another sizeable sum to a truly deserving cause. Heinz would have loved it” If you would like to contribute or take part please contact
Graham at Fastbolt on 01908 650105 or e-mail at
g.joyce@
fastbolt.com
www.fastbolt.com Malcolm Diamond scoops award
Malcolm Diamond MBE has been recognised as chairman of the year at the annual Grant Thornton Quoted Company Awards in London.
he prestigious award was presented to Malcolm as the chairman of Trifast PLC, whose Sussex based trading arm, TR Fastenings, manufactures, stocks and distributes fastenings and associated components. The high profile event, attended by more than 800 guests
from the City, recognises the talent and achievements of smaller quoted companies and entrepreneurs in the marketplace. Speaking about his achievement, Malcolm Diamond
commented: “I am absolutely delighted to win this award, it means a great deal to me, personally. I am fortunate to be
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where they reported having a very positive show. Joining Ingo Ingrillini on the stand were father and son team John and Ian Jennings, the company’s joint managing directors, as well as long serving general sales manager Chris Bunting. “We are already a highly successful exporter,” explains Ian Jennings, “with half our annual production going to overseas
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markets, but at 16%, the proportion that’s sold to Europe is relatively small.” He adds: “This is where we see an exciting opportunity to achieve new growth - Europe, and particularly Germany, is a massive potential market. The competition is fierce but with a premium range of products manufactured to all the appropriate UK and EU quality standards, and a customer-focused approach that’s underpinned by our family business ethos, we’re up for the challenge.”
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supported by an incredible team and together we look forward to future opportunities. Trifast’s business model remains advantaged with continued focus on broadening our geographic footprint and as chairman, I remain committed to strengthening our position even further.” The Quoted Company Awards are aimed at high achieving
listed companies quoted below the FTSE 350 through to AIM and PLUS, as well as the entrepreneurs and management teams that drive their success, and the advisers and investors with a stake in their growth stories.
Clips launches European sales drive Clips, a manufacturer of worm drive hose clips, has embarked on a major offensive to win new business from Europe.
ey to its new strategy is the appointment of Ingo Ingrillini as the company’s first European sales manager. Ingo worked previously in an administrative role for Jubilee Clips Deutschland GmbH but will now spearhead the drive to win new orders from continental wholesalers and leading retail groups. The Jubilee®
Clips team, including Ingo Ingrillini, recently exhibited at the International Hardware Fair in Cologne,
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