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GKH Holdings 52 Rinus Roofing Supplies 40 JDS Trucks & Vans 82 55 68 87 56 10 78 Khanjra International Foods Service Care Solutions Ashvin Metals Hippo Motor Group Carron Lodge Merlin Diesel Systems NIS Group
and ‘business as usual’ on-site construction work. The company, which also includes joinery firm Sigma as a subsidiary, has worked with the likes of B&Q,
£60,839,000 £57,834,910 £44,196,076 £41,698,884 £40,928,648 £38,398,515 £35,984,847 £35,858,347 £35,788,310 £34,208,000 74 New entry 82 2019: 67
Khanjra International Foods, Blackburn
Khanjra is a family-owned cash-and-carry food wholesaler operating out of a purpose-built 75,000 sq ft depot in Blackburn. Though annual revenues exceeded £41m, profitability was impacted somewhat by stricter regulations relating to the sale of cigarettes.
81 New entry IP Sales, Burnley
IP Sales supplies nightclubs and leisure franchises, keeping them stocked with beers, gins
and other popular products. 80 New entry Wareing Buildings, Preston
Wareing Buildings began life as a joinery business in 1909, making and repairing farm carts, wheelbarrows and simple farm machinery, working as the local village undertakers on the side. An inquiry to build a structure outside of Lancashire led the
78 New entry Audas Group, Burnley NIS Group, Chorley
The NIS Group is made up of three companies: NIS Ltd, an
Audas provides bespoke shopfitting services including design and concept, project management
company to develop its first ‘kit building’ which could be pieced together on site. This became the company’s core speciality, supplying bespoke structures suitable for livestock buildings, stables, retail units, industrial premises and small offices.
79 2019: 78 FEL Holdings, Chorley
FEL is a group comprising property investment company Connick Engineering; Fairport Engineering, which provides engineering solutions for industries including mining, quarries, sugar refineries and power stations; and Orchid Environmental, which sells and operates waste processing equipment.
engineer working on a range of complex projects from cleaning up nuclear legacies to developing the next generation of security scanning products; NSG Environmental, which specialises in decommissioning, waste management and land remediation services for the nuclear industry, and Hold Engineering, which delivers fabrication, on-site installation and decommissioning services to the nuclear industry.
77 2019: 81 Sheet Piling UK, Preston
Sheet Piling UK specialises in driven and hydraulically pressed sheet piling used to create permanent basements, retaining walls and temporary steelwork bracing. During the last year, the company invested £1.2m in a world-first long-reach telescopic leader rig which will enable it to deliver smart motorway projects more quickly.
76 2019: 71 Woodford Land, Preston
Woodford is a land specialist which buys contaminated brownfield sites to clean and sell on to housing developers. Its income derives largely from the sale of land, with a marginal amount made from rent and management services.
75 New entry
IT Works Resource Group, Preston
IT Works is a specialised recruitment firm serving niche IT roles. Serving both the UK and the USA, it has placed more than 170,000 candidates since it launched in 2004.
Marks & Spencer and Primark.
entries: 39 2019: 41 73 New entry
Raised Floor Solutions, Skelmersdale
Raised Floor Solutions designs, supplies and installs composite floor decking systems, concrete floor slabs and raised access flooring. Key markets include high- rise residential and multi-storey car parks, with revenues boosted by the regeneration booms of nearby Liverpool and Manchester.
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