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Expert View 17 New entry


Holgates Holidays, Carnforth


Holgates owns and operates eight holiday parks in Lancashire and Cumbria. While all sites had to close during the Covid-19 lockdowns, demand for both stays and holiday home purchases returned above pre-pandemic levels.


16 New entry


Flavours and Essences, Blackburn


Flavours and Essences, trading as Irish Country Gold or ICG, manufactures ingredients and flavourings for the food, drink and e-cigarette markets, offering a range of more than 10,000 flavour profiles. In 2020, the company moved its headquarters from Suffolk to Blackburn.


WHEN WE DO BUSINESS FOR GOOD, EVERYONE BENEFITS


by Michael Gregory Director, Limitless


Lancashire has always been a hotbed of successful businesses run by people using their imagination, innovation and determination to ensure their companies navigate the challenges ahead of them.


While it seems there are uncertain times ahead, what you can be sure of is the Lancastrian can-do approach, complemented by a strong will to achieve and an agile ethos means that we’ll always have an ecosystem that breeds successful businesses.


And in times like these, it’s even more important we do business for good which has a positive


lasting impact on the communities we live and work in because then, everyone benefits. Success breeds success.


We’ll always have an


ecosystem that breeds successful businesses


Let’s shout about what we’re good at and not hide our light under a bushel, so from everyone at Limitless, we applaud your achievements.


15 New entry Barnfield, Nelson


Barnfield is a construction company which completes projects on behalf of clients, as well as


GFW Holdings, Darwen


GFW is an importer and wholesaler of self-assembly household


undertaking its own development projects in partnership with private and public sector organisations. Recent projects include Frontier Park in Blackburn, a student accommodation scheme for the University of Central Lancashire in Burnley and various housing developments across the North West. The company’s profits were further boosted by significant fair value gains on investment properties.


14 2021: 7


furniture. The company’s 6,000 sq ft trade showroom in Darwen stocks products including beds, sofas, storage and desks.


13 New entry


Perspective Financial Group, Chorley


Perspective provides financial planning and wealth management services. Over the year, the company acquired Jones Hill and disposed of Cambridge Investments. The group as a whole employs 230 staff across 22 offices, serving more than 23,000 clients.


12 2021: 66 Merlin Cycles, Chorley


Merlin Cycles has grown from a mail-order bike shop to a retailer with a store in Ormskirk to a manufacturer of both road and mountain bikes. The company benefitted from increased demand for outdoor recreational equipment during lockdown restrictions.


Historical Data: aggregated totals 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011


£m Turnover Pre-tax profit Employee count £m £m £m £m £m £m £m £m £m £m £m 1,922 1,978 2,045 2,082 1,673 1,653 1,508 1,519 1,390 1,466 1,155 1,330 290 207 227 214 188 173 155 157 135 127 102 85 11,059 11,831 11,520 11,956 9,737 10,104 10,324 9,353 8,870 9,668 8,618 8,580


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