The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition)

Dynamic EMS still going strong after 60 years

Electronic manufactur­er sticks to its historic roots, while also embracing the latest technology

- IAN FORSYTH

Fife company Dynamic EMS is celebratin­g 60 years in business and is looking forward to the next 60 years.

The firm employs nearly 100 people at its 43,000 sq ft facility at Hillend and Donibristl­e Industrial Park, Dunfermlin­e.

Dynamic EMS provides electronic manufactur­ing services and has an annual turnover of around £9.5 million.

Managing director John Dignan describes his leadership style as “paternalis­tic with an open culture”.

He said: “The past 60 years has had its ups and downs for electronic manufactur­ing in the UK.

“Many of our competitor­s have exited the UK completely, while some have consolidat­ed and I believe more closures and consolidat­ions are to come between now and 2020.

“In recent years, technology has enabled Dynamic EMS to work smarter. As our customers and their markets adapt, we support them by being equally, if not even more agile.

“This enables us to provide the required flexibilit­y to forecast fluctuatio­ns and exceed our customers’ highly complex, customised electronic-manufactur­ing needs.”

As for the next 60 years, he said: “We will continue to grow the UK indigenous business with the potential to grow on an internatio­nal basis as we look to attract more European and North American based customers. Our 60 years of success is a result of our business commitment.”

He continued: “It is very important for us to understand the individual needs of our customers and the needs of their customers, to develop tailor-made solutions to suit all partners in the supply chain.

“This only comes from investing in the relationsh­ip and taking a long-term view, not a quick-fix approach.”

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A Dynamic EMS technician hard at work.

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