Roofing design firm partners with RG Corporate Finance to scale business
An independent business, which has recorded a 27 per cent rise in turnover and profits during the last financial year, is preparing to expand its business in the UK.
As a result, TaperedPlus has appointed adviser RG Corporate Finance (RGCF) to support its plans.
The Stockton-based business has achieved similar annual growth figures since it was founded just over four years ago.
In anticipation of its future growth, TaperedPlus recently purchased a new head office on Bowesfield Park - with the two-storey open-plan building offering sufficient scope to accommodate an expanding workforce.
Carl Swansbury, corporate finance partner at RGCF, said: “TaperedPlus is a great example of an independent business which has achieved fantastic success over a relatively short period of time.
“We are pleased to be working with the shareholders to provide them with the expert advice and guidance necessary to allow them to deliver the exponential growth they have planned for the business over the medium term.”
Newcastle-based RGCF will assist in developing a clear strategy to help TaperedPlus move the business to the next level.
The company, which recently appointed a commercial manager to further drive sales, supplies tapered insulation which provides enough fall to allow rain water to drain from flat roofs.
TaperedPlus was founded by Robert Vass and Aman Chahal, who have more than 15 years’ experience in the flat roofing industry.
The company, which previously rented units at Fusion Hive and Durham Tees Valley Business Centre, Stockton, currently employs 10 people, together with two external consultants and is currently recruiting an additional two members of staff.
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