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Niftylift


Trade award success recognised at special reception ceremony


Niftylift, a world-leading manufacturer of mobile elevating work platforms, proudly hosted a reception ceremony to celebrate receiving the King’s Award for Enterprise for International Trade. T e event, held at the company’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Shenley Wood, featured a special presentation of the award by His Majesty’s Vice Lord-Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire, Sir Francis Habgood, DL QPM, to Niftylift Managing Director, John Keely. T e prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise recognises Niftylift’s


outstanding success in export sales, achieving sustained year- on-year growth over the past three years. Niftylift now exports its innovative and environmentally friendly products to over 70 countries, solidifying its position as a global leader in its fi eld. Sir Francis Habgood was given a tour of the Niftylift facilities


before the ceremony, where he gained insights into the company’s cutting-edge manufacturing processes, commitment to innovation, and dedication to sustainability. With over 500 employees in Milton Keynes, Niftylift continues to contribute to the local economy while playing an active role in the community. John Keely said: “This award is a testament to the hard work


and innovation of our team. Over the past three years, we’ve seen remarkable growth in international sales, expanding our reach to over 70 countries. Exporting is at the heart of our business, and we’re delighted to see our eff orts recognised on such a prestigious platform.” Roger Bowden, Chairman and Founder of Niftylift, added: “As a company founded and grown here in Milton Keynes, we


take immense pride in our contribution to the local economy and community. Employing over 500 people locally, we not only provide job opportunities but also actively support initiatives that help Milton Keynes thrive. T is recognition is as much about our people and community as it is about our global success.” T e ceremony marked another milestone in Niftylift’s ongoing


journey of innovation and excellence. T e company, which recently introduced the world’s fi rst hydrogen-electric Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP), continues to lead the way in safety, sustainability and technology. Niftylift Ltd is a leading global manufacturer of mobile elevating


work platforms (MEWPs), specialising in the design, development, and production of innovative, environmentally conscious work platforms. With a focus on safety, effi ciency, and sustainability, Niftylift provides cutting-edge solutions to meet the needs of customers across various industries. Founded in 1985, Niftylift has production facilities in Hoyland


(near Barnsley) and Milton Keynes in the UK. It also has Sales, Service & Parts Centres in Greer in the US, Markranstädt in Germany, Sittard in T e Netherlands and an extensive dealer network supporting Niftylift sales throughout Europe, Australia, China, South Africa and Central and East Asia. T e company prides itself on its ability to deliver innovative and eff ective solutions designed to enhance safety and effi ciency on-site while minimising environmental impact.


For more information visit www.niftylift.com


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