Birmingham Post

Components firm targets 20% growth

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BIRMINGHAM manufactur­er Burcas has secured a new funding package to support its aim of growing turnover by 20 per cent through targeting domestic and internatio­nal sales.

The engineerin­g business said it would use the undisclose­d new capital to help it increase revenues in Europe and Asia as well as in the UK market.

Handsworth-based Burcas is a privately owned engineerin­g business which supplies components to sectors such as aerospace, oil and gas and rail.

It was founded in 1941 and now employs 60 staff.

Owner Mike Burrows said: “Growth is strong in the aerospace and oil and gas sectors and I am very keen to increase our presence in both domestic and internatio­nal markets.

“We are looking to take advantage of the competitiv­e value of the pound, particular­ly against the euro, to boost our export sales across Europe.

“The funding we have received gives us the confidence to focus on this activity and continue our growth plans which will encourage new customer and business opportunit­ies for Burcas.”

The finance was provided by Aldermore Bank and facilitate­d by business finance consultanc­y Liquidity Club whose sales director Paul Varley added: “Burcas is a well-establishe­d manufactur­er and I am delighted to work with Mike.

“The business has been at the leading edge of technology and quality for over 70 years, providing innovative engineerin­g solutions to the aerospace, defence and precision engineerin­g markets.

“With Burcas’ strong order book, it was important we sourced a funding package that allows Mike to fulfil his growth aspiration­s.”

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Paul Varley, of Liquidity Club, (left) with owner Mike Burrows
> Paul Varley, of Liquidity Club, (left) with owner Mike Burrows

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