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Zinwave flying high with Gulf airport deals

Colin Abrey, president of international sales, ZinwaveCambridge wireless business Zinwave has contributed key technology to a duo of major international airport projects in the Middle East.

Oman contract success for IVB

Inspection Verification Bureau Ltd chairman Chris Bolton (right) with director Derek LockwoodRapidly emerging Norfolk specialist company Inspection Verification Bureau Ltd (IVB) has won a major new contract in Oman.

Africa masterclass for UKTI Export Week

Joe-CollinsA Bedfordshire based company is lending its expertise to boost business opportunities for East of England firms at a UKTI workshop event taking place during May’s Export Week – High Growth Markets.

Marshall shares £2.5m Middle East army deal

New ISTAR imagery ground control stations are to enter service with two Middle East armed forces in the next 12 monthsCambridge UK defence technology innovator Marshall Land Systems has shared in a £2.5 million contract boom from the Middle East.

UKTI CASE STUDY: Dura Composites

David Cameron met Stuart Burns, director of Dura Composites at the Big 5 eventThe Prime Minister has championed an Essex-based business as an example of a company thriving in fast-growing markets abroad.

ARKeX aids Ethiopia in oil and gas exploration

His Excellency Ambassador Berhanu Kebede of Ethiopia and John Siegfried, the CEO of ARKeXEthiopia is open for business and keen to develop relationships with British companies its Ambassador to the UK said on a visit to Cambridge, writes Judith Gaskell.

Johannesburg policed with Cambridge technology

Photograph by Evan BenchCambridge UK digital radio technology specialist Sepura has won a contract to provide TETRA mobile radios to the South African Police Service (SAPS) throughout the Gauteng province, including Johannesburg.

Cheese+ expands to serve international markets

Mark Hulme, owner of Cheese+Cambridgeshire based fine food company Cheese+ is expanding its operations and exporting products to new customers in Australia.

Brady steps on the gas in Nigeria

Brady CEO Gavin LavelleA major gas market contract in Africa has topped off a year of international success for Cambridge UK risk management technology company, Brady plc.

Survival Systems International opens in Australia

Sam DyeGreat Yarmouth-based Survival Systems International UK (SSI) is to open its first service company in Australia – a great boost for the company’s international business and a dream come true for one-time apprentice Sam Dye.

ASGB embarks on South African project

ASGB has plans to sell mobile operating theatres in South AfricaSpecialist vehicle design and builder A Smith Gt Bentley (ASGB) is focused on future growth after receiving a funding boost from RBS that is helping the firm embark on an expansion strategy into South Africa.

UKTI Export case study: Siderise (Special Products) Ltd

Siderise (Special Products) LtdAn Ipswich company with a long track record of success in selling its innovative acoustic and thermal insulation products has doubled its export sales after working closely with UK Trade & Investment (UKTI).

UKTI Export case study: UltraVision

UltraVisionManaging distribution networks across the world can be a daunting prospect, but UltraVision has managed to bring its export management firmly into focus.

‘Cars for Kiwis’ UK export boom

Pentalver’s rigorous vehicle inspection pre-shipmentA new facility is being opened at the Port of Felixstowe to cash in on record demand from New Zealand and other markets for UK second hand cars.

Atkins launches new Qatar base to support Gulf growth

Atkins’ chief executive officer Dr Uwe KruegerA decade after first setting up business in Qatar, Cambridge UK design and engineering consultancy Atkins has opened the doors to a new office building in the capital Doha to support ongoing growth.

Atkins wins £65m Qatar contract

Doha, the Qatar capital. Picture courtesy: Wikipedia user – Kangxi emperor6868Atkins, the Cambridge UK engineering consultancy, has won a five-year contract worth more than £65m in Qatar.

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