(L-R) are Alan Davison, Managing Director of Davison Canners and Kieran Donoghue, CEO of Invest Northern Ireland. Armagh based food manufacturer, Davison Canners, has invested £6 million in a new manufacturing facility outside Portadown. As a result of the investment, the company will create 31 new jobs and expects to see its turnover double by
Featured image caption: John McCourt from Armagh, with his family celebrating his achievements on the Foundation Degree in Transport and Supply Chain Management at South West College’s recent Higher Education Graduation Ceremony An Armagh man was recently honoured for his exceptional accomplishments in the field of Transport and Supply Chain Management at South West
Armagh-based health & social care provider Trinity SCS are set to create 250 jobs island-wide as part of their new service expansion plans. This new strategy follows the organisation’s aim to provide additional residential services, bespoke specialised nurse-led services, supported living services, day services and outreach services across the border counties in 2024 and 2025.
A Lurgan local has been announced as the newest recruit in NI based tech company, Outsource Group in the position of Business Development Manager. Outsource Group, headquartered in Antrim, employs almost 100 people and offers a broad range of technology support and services to customers in the UK and Ireland, with an increasing focus in
Chris Brammall, retiring Chairman of Alternative Flooring, with David Acheson, Ulster Carpets’ Strategic Development Director. The Portadown-based firm Ulster Carpets has announced the acquisition of Alternative Flooring. An iconic independent British brand, Alternative Flooring is an ethically conscious designer and supplier of high-quality flooring with a quirky twist. The Hampshire-based company will now join the
Featured Image: From left to right: Alan Hamilton, James Hamilton Group director; Brian O’Sullivan, Zeus Group founder; and Keith Hamilton, managing director of James Hamilton Group. The Lurgan-based print and food packaging business James Hamilton Group, which has annual sales of around £15.4 million, has been bought by the Zeus Group. James Hamilton Group, which
Pictured: Operations Director Lorcan McGillan alongside Invest NI Representatives Armagh-based AIC Group Limited, specialists in thermal treatment and waste to energy systems, has secured a prestigious contract with NHS England following an investment in research and development. The contract will see AIC Group Limited install a waste to energy plant from its EcoTech line of
There is a common perception that many people turn to the hospitality industry as a ‘stop gap’ to earn some money at the weekends or whilst going through university, with the hope that something better will come along down the line. Armagh City Hotel are keen to disperse this myth. The hotel has recently started providing National
Almac Group, the Craigavon-based pharmaceutical development and manufacturing organisation, has today announced its financial results for the year to the end of September 2022, with revenue, profits and staff on the increase. The company has recorded a 14.3% rise in revenue from £735 million in 2021 to £840 million in 2022. Pre-tax profits were recorded at
