Hull transport smartcard firm Systex sees turnover hit £75m in 2016
Hull-based Systex, the business part of the ESP Group which is a transport smartcard specialist, has seen its biggest achievements reached in 2016.
The group has seen turnover increase to £75 million in 2016, celebrated its ten year partnership with Transport for London (TfL); as well as growing the employee base to 425 people across three locations.’
ESP also secured eight awards in 2016, including being named in the Tech Track 100 for the second consecutive year, as well as being placed 24th in the Northern Tech Awards and 7thin the Investec Mid-Market 100 awards.
Michael Longman, managing director of Systex, said: “ÂÂOver the last 20 years we have had many successes, but 2016 has seen our biggest achievements so far.
“Increasing our turnover, winning awards and celebrating our partnership with TfL was only possible because of the hard work and dedication our team puts in everyday. We’re delighted to say all our success is because of our team.”
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