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48 HOT 100


Expert View LANCASHIRE’S


SHINING LIGHTS by Michael Shroot CEO, WHN Solicitors


Woodcocks Haworth and Nuttall are delighted to be headline sponsors of this year’s Hot 100.


These pages recognise the success of the county’s most profitable SMEs, all of whom are shining lights of Lancashire’s economic growth.


Over the last 12 months, and beyond, all businesses have had to overcome substantial challenges which have been brought about as a consequence of Covid-19 as well as supply chain issues all of which have hit SMEs particularly hard.


It is also encouraging to see the wide range of businesses that are included in this year’s list from across a breadth of sectors. This highlights the truly diverse skill set that we have in our county.


For this reason, we are delighted to be able to celebrate the success that these businesses have demonstrated and the commitment that they have shown in overcoming hurdles.


As the recent winners of the Red Rose Awards in the professional services category, we understand first-hand how this type of public recognition can


help drive future success for a business.


We endeavour to offer our support to allow these organisations to continue to thrive thereby ensuring their continued contribution to Lancashire’s economy.


Over the last 12


months, and beyond, all businesses have had to overcome substantial challenges


We pride ourselves on going above and beyond to support our clients and we are passionate about our roots in Lancashire.


Let’s continue to celebrate all that is great about this fantastic county.


the retail, leisure, hospitality, education and commercial sectors.


45 2021: 52 47 New entry Slingco, Rawtenstall


Slingco designs, manufactures and supplies an extensive range of off-the-shelf and custom- designed cable grip and wire rope products. Supplying customers across more than 60 countries, the company once again earned the Queen’s Award for Enterprise: International Trade in 2020 and in 2021 opened new 32,000 sq ft premises, retaining 77 jobs with plans to add a further 30.


46 2021: 50 Audas Group, Burnley


Audas specialises in commercial property upgrades, including bespoke fit out, small works and refurbishment projects for


BS Stainless, Bamber Bridge


BS Stainless supplies stainless steel products for a variety of industries including oil and gas, automotive, chemical and construction. The company exports to more than 50 countries and counts BP, Network Rail and Shell among its customers.


44 2021: 44 Jonesco, Preston


Jonesco manufactures a range of plastic products including items for commercial vehicles, fire and safety, spill containment and storage. The family firm was founded in Preston in 1967 and has operated a subsidiary in France since 1985. The company secured a bumper number of orders in anticipation of the Brexit deadline, though overseas revenue


43 2021: 31


J Wareing & Son, Preston Wareings designs and manufactures steel-framed structures to be used as livestock buildings, stables, retail units, industrial premises and small offices. The company specialises in kit buildings which can be built in Preston and assembled at the customer’s site.


42 2021: 48


Sheet Piling (UK), Grimsargh


Sheet Piling specialises in works including permanent basements, retaining walls and temporary steelwork bracing. The company owns and operates a


has continued to climb even after this date. Today it exports to more than 60 countries.


40 New entry Valdeco, Accrington


Valdeco is the parent company of UGEPA in France, which manufactures wallpaper, and Murvia, which distributes it to UK retailers. Its ranges include Cath Kidston, Disney and Marvel. A boom in home interior upgrades during lockdown helped the group to increase turnover from £27.1m to £30.9m over the year.


41 New entry Perch Group, Blackpool


Perch is a group of companies offering services related to debt collection. Perch Capital is a specialist debt purchaser, ACI is an FCA-regulated debt resolution agency, TM Legal Services litigates on behalf of clients to enforce debts and FieldConnect provides field agents who can carry out tasks such as document signing and property reports. To date, the group has acquired more than 160 portfolios with a total face value in excess of £500m across 600,000 customer accounts. Founded in 2018, the company was acquired earlier this year through a management buyout.


comprehensive range of specialist modern piling equipment including a silent and vibration-less hydraulic pile-pressing equipment and the world’s first long-reach telescopic leader rig. A standalone division, Excavation Support Solutions, provides support and health and safety compliance for contractors handling temporary earthworks.


39 2021: 38


Smiths Equipment Hire, Blackpool


Smiths Equipment Hire, which celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2020, can trace its history in Blackpool back more than 150


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