Amazon Filters - a liquid and gas filter manufacturing company based in Camberley - is looking to enhance its production capability with financial backing from HSBC UK. The planned 7,000 square foot site is set to increase their warehouse space significantly.
In addition to the new storage space, the HSBC funds will also be used to gain new production equipment from Switzerland. It’s thought that the expansion will double the company’s pleated filter production capacity - further supporting their US and Southeast Asia expansion plans.
Managing Director of Amazon Filters, Neil Pizzey spoke about the new development: “This deal gives us the additional space and production equipment we need to realise our international growth plans and build on our success in Europe.”
Meanwhile, Head of Corporate Banking South East at HSBC UK, Nick Hicks said: “We’re committed to supporting key players in the manufacturing sector, and have dedicated teams to help support businesses like Amazon Filters to expand globally.”
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