56 HOT 100


18 New entry Barnes DH Developments, Blackburn


This newly-established entity is the holding company for two property businesses: developer Mullberry Homes, and Robinson New Homes which buys and sells property and land. In its first year of operation, the holding company recorded more than £3m of profit on £8.7m revenues.


16 New entry Holland Leisure Holdings, Preston


Holland Leisure is a newly-established, family- owned group of businesses which operate arcades, seaside piers and other entertainment venues. In its first set of accounts, the company reported income of £9.9m, profits of £3.1m and a workforce of more than 100.


14 14 2023: 30 Audas Group, Burnley


Audas specialises in commercial property upgrades, including bespoke fit out, small works and refurbishment projects for the retail, leisure, hospitality, education and commercial sectors. This year was the company’s best- ever, with revenues increasing to £35.9m, thanks largely due to contracts from long- time customers. A strong pipeline of work is expected to fuel further growth in future years.


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17 2023: 67 Birchall Foodservice, Burnley


Birchall Foodservice is a fifth-generation family- owned wholesale food supplier with an inventory of more than 5,000 products available from its Burnley warehouse and hubs in Sheffield, Durham and Stoke on Trent. Birchalls also offers a range of related services such as specialist menu design, allergen advice, a full programme of training courses and recycling waste cooking oils. The company was able to increase revenues by more than 20 per cent up to £40.4m, and profits were further boosted by the introduction of advanced automation systems which have streamlined processes and reduced costs.


Hot 10 turnover No Company


20 Ashvin Metals 89 Oceanic Seafoods 49 Hannah Food Services


60 Compass Fuel Oils & Lubricants 24 Ameon


17 Birchall Foodservice


26 North West Roofing Supplies 37 Kerax 8


Premier Steel Stockholding 14 Audas Group Strongdor, Carnforth


Founded in 2008, Strongdor manufactures a range of standard and bespoke steel doors including fire exits, security-rated doors and acoustic doors. In 2020, the company moved into a 42,000 sq ft purpose-built manufacturing facility which more than doubled its manufacturing capacity, and in 2023 it launched the Strongdor Innovation Centre staffed by engineers, designers and project managers working to turn ideas into market- ready solutions. Over the last year, revenues increased by 45 per cent to £15.6m.


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15 New entry 13 13 2023: 15 JUTA UK, Lytham St Annes


JUTA UK develops, produces and distributes specialist materials for the construction sector. Its Titantech range includes membranes for the gas protection, structural waterproofing and civil and containment engineering sectors. The JUTA brand was established in 1946c.


Turnover


£81,501,088 £51,770,204 £51,091,200 £42,127,344 £41,969,864 £40,376,596 £40,315,176 £39,350,992 £37,694,980 £35,899,884


12 12 New entry


Sustainable Investments, Skelmersdale


Sustainable Investments is a group of companies which specialises in decarbonisation and energy efficiency measures for the built environment. Sustainable Energy Services provides a range of energy efficiency consultancy services, Sustainable Building Services delivers large-scale retrofit projects, and PermaRock manufactures external wall insulation and exterior render systems for both retrofit and new builds. The three were brought together under the same umbrella for the first time this year, with their combined revenues reaching £29.9m.


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