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14 2025: 33 J&J Fire Engineering, Rawtenstall
J&J Fire Engineering specialises in the design, project management, installation and maintenance of fixed fire protection systems. J&J operates throughout the UK and Ireland and its turnover rose from £15.9m to £27.3m.
11 2025: 14 Slingco, Rawtenstall 13 2025: 22 Strongdor, Carnforth
Founded in 2008, Strongdor makes a range of standard and bespoke steel doors including fire exits, security-rated doors and acoustic doors. The manufacturer saw its turnover rise 36 per cent from £17.45m to £23.86m.
Slingco designs, manufactures, supplies and installs cables and overhead lines for the oil and gas, transmission and utility markets. The company also produces the Cablenet platform system used in theatres, opera houses, studios and schools. Sales increased from £28.4m to £33.8m following the launch of new products.
8 2025: 2 The Traveller’s Choice, Morecambe
This family business was founded in 1872 by Robert Shaw in Silverdale. Today the company operates from a purpose-built coach and travel centre and, with more than 100 vehicles, it provides daily excursions, short breaks, UK and continental tours, educational, corporate and tailor made group travel services. Sales were £23.95m with pre-tax profit of £5.01m.
7 2025: 31 NGJ Holdings, Preston
NGJ develops commercial and residential properties which it either sells on or lets out. It also operates a steel erecting subsidiary and owns several investment properties for developing and letting. Turnover was £5.16m.
10 12 2025: 19 Wyder Engineered Timber, Preston
Wyder specialises in the design, manufacture and supply of engineered timber products for the construction industry. Driven by growth in the new-build housing sector, revenues increased from £15.1m to £16.6m and pre-tax profits werefrom £4.5m.
Hot 10 climbers No Company 19 Skiddle
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47 West Lancashire Electrical 33 Hen House Wholesale 15 C-TEC
2025: 7 Staveley’s Eggs, Chorley
Staveley’s Eggs is a family-run poultry farming business. It was established in 1970 by Ken and Mary Staveley, and has grown into a significant player in the UK’s egg industry. Now led by their son David, the business remains independent, focusing on the rearing, production and packing of free range and colony eggs. It reported a turnover of £29.7m and pre-tax profits increased to £4.88m.
6 New entry Lancaster Group Holdings, Lancaster
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43 Catchpoint UK Fire and Security 30 53 Hope Technology 37 New Horizons
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68 Stirling Moulded Composites 25 7 NGJ Holdings
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Lancaster Group Holdings is a group of companies and a part of it offers telecommunications services including: Mazuma Mobile and ICT Reverse Asset Management, an IT recycling company with a commitment to safe secure, and fully certified data erasing options. Profit before tax was £5.25m.
9 2025: 13 Prolight Concepts, Colne
Prolight Concepts is an international distributor of innovative audio and lighting equipment for the entertainment, professional installation, architectural and leisure markets. The company also manufactures its own range of bespoke cables. Pre-tax profits were £4.9m.
5 New entry Coolkit, Blackburn
Coolkit , established in 2005 by Rupert Gatty, is a specialist in temperature controlled light commercial vehicles, selling, converting and maintaining fridge and freezer vans. Sales increased from £21.2m to £24.59m.
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