Trudy Harrison, MP for Copeland, made a return visit to Delkia recently to learn how the company has grown from her last visit in 2020.
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A huge success story for Cumbria, Delkia has grown significantly from 2020: from 15 employees to 56 employees and 37 consultant engineers; from one facility to three, and increased turnover by £6.4M to £7.3M.Â
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Delkia has also grown the markets it serves and is now a significant specialist systems integrator operating in the Clean Energy, Aerospace and Maritime sectors, contributing to some of the largest safety and mission-critical national infrastructure projects in the UK.Â
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Trudy Harrison said: ‘It was fantastic to revisit Delkia and see the impressive growth they have made. They are a real Cumbrian success story offering a vital service as specialist systems integrators to protect lives and assets. I am sure they will go from strength to strength.’
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This growth is led by Kurt Canfield, CEO, who excels in inspiring and empowering others, growing staff to take on new challenges and driving long term success for Delkia.Â
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Kurt Canfield said: ‘It’s great to welcome Trudy Harrison back to Delkia and show her just how much progress we have made in the last 4 years. We focus relentlessly on offering the best in design, engineering, and systems integration to our customers. This is why we invest in R&D and opened new facilities in Preston – to meet customers’ needs in Aerospace, Clean Energy and Maritime sectors not just today but in ten years’ time. We have long-term vision to be the UK’s leading engineering and technology partner for safety-related and mission-critical systems, driven by our purpose to protect lives and critical assets.'
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Delkia will be exhibiting at Farnborough Air Show for the first time in July and is looking forward to meetings clients old and new.