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NGJ Holdings, Preston NGJ develops commercial and residential properties which it either sells on or lets out. During the year, the company added to its portfolio through completing construction projects and acquiring sites. The group also contains the subsidiary Steel Work Construction, a Lancashire-based team of steel erectors working throughout the UK.
21 2022: 90 Supalite, Blackburn
Supalite sells a lightweight and easy-to-install solid roof which fits onto existing conservatory window frames and is designed to eliminate the changes in temperature typical with traditional conservatories. Following the end of lockdown restrictions, Supalite registered 12-month revenues of £16.3m, which was a pro rata increase of 40 per cent.
22 New entry Chain Link, Clitheroe
Chain Link is the holding company of JA Jackson and Hargreaves Tarnacre. The group owns quarries in Preston, Leyland and Lancaster and supplies building materials, aggregates and ready-mix concrete to sectors such as civil engineering and construction.
Excotek Holdings, Burnley Excotek designs and delivers IT systems for organisations, particularly those in the education, healthcare and entertainment sectors. The company holds places on various frameworks, such as NHS Supply Chain and Crown Commercial Services. The parent company, Excotek Holdings, was formed to
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acquire the entire share capital of the company part way through the trading year and so these accounts - including £87.5m revenues - represent just three and a half months of activity.
19 2022: 45 BS Stainless, Bamber Bridge
BS Stainless supplies standard and bespoke stainless-steel products for a variety of industries in more than 50 countries around the world. The company’s products have been used in Premier League football grounds, top-name sports cars and, since launching its consumer-facing BS Fixings online shop, in projects as small as one-time DIY jobs.
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Aqua Fabrications, Skelmersdale Aqua Fabrications supplies the rail industry with a comprehensive range of drainage and cable management systems, developing many products in partnership with Network Rail. The Aqua group also includes Aqua Geocomposites, which manufactures the geomembranes and geotextiles for integrated drainage systems, and Aqua S&TS which supplies plastic products for the industrial, agricultural and civil engineering industries.
KINGSWOOD HOMES PAUL JONES MANAGING DIRECTOR
About us Kingswood Homes started with a single four-home development in 2009 and in the year ended March 2023 completed 115 new homes. The company is on target to deliver more than 130 homes in the current financial year and is aiming to reach 250 completions a year by 2025. We are currently based in Little Hoole but have plans in the pipeline to move to a new headquarters in Hoghton.
What we do Kingswood Homes is an SME housebuilder that is committed to providing homes shaped how customers want and neighbourhoods that provide all-round better living experiences. We are a rapidly growing forward-thinking housebuilder who doesn’t believe in a “one size fits all” approach and is revolutionising homebuying.
The key to our success Instead of mass-producing ‘identikit’ homes with fixed floor plans, Kingswood offers buyers the flexibility volume housebuilders usually can’t with our industry-leading Shape Your Home concept. Customers select the external design and footprint of their home, then choose
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from a range of internal layout options – perhaps opting for bigger bedrooms, more bathrooms, open plan living or adding a study. The result is that Kingswood homeowners have a bespoke property that suits them.
What’s next Kingswood Homes has just secured a new £29m, four-year, multi-site finance facility from Homes England that means we will be continuing our search for new sites across the North West.
Who we’re looking to connect with We are currently on the lookout for land opportunities and would like to build positive relationships with landowners, agents and promoters.
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