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Shaun Hardisty, managing director of SGH Civils & Surfacing Ltd

SGH set to drive growth with funding boost

A Yorkshire civil engineering contractor is investing in new vehicles and equipment after securing a six-figure funding package to support its next phase of growth.

Denaby Main-based SGH Civils and Surfacing Ltd secured the funding through specialist broker PMD Business Finance.

Formerly known as Eco Power Civil Engineering Ltd, the business rebranded as SGH following a 2025 management buyout led by Shaun Hardisty, separating the company from the wider Eco Power Group.

Employing 30 people, SGH delivers civil engineering and surfacing projects across the commercial, industrial, residential and infrastructure sectors throughout Yorkshire and beyond.

Shaun says the funding will enable the company to expand its fleet with new commercial vans and heavy construction vehicles, while also providing additional working capital.

He said: “Our new identity reflects our ambition to build on the strong reputation the business has developed over many years. 

“We remain committed to operating from our base in Denaby Main and continuing to support projects across Doncaster and the wider Yorkshire region.

“Since we completed the management buyout in August last year, our focus has been on investing in the growth of the business. 

“We have invested £400,000 in a new fleet of commercial vehicles and added to our yellow plant fleet, ensuring we are fully equipped to deliver high quality civil engineering and surfacing services for our clients while continuing to support local employment.

“We’re incredibly thankful to PMD Business Finance whose advice and support has been invaluable in ensuring we can access the funding options that were right for us and our future growth needs.”

Alongside the asset finance package, PMD Business Finance secured additional funding through the Government’s Growth Guarantee Scheme and arranged an asset refinancing facility designed to reduce ongoing monthly debt commitments.

Kai Wynne-Jones, structured finance director at PMD Business Finance, added: “We’re delighted for Shaun and his team as they embark on this exciting new chapter following the management buyout.

“We are pleased to have provided a bespoke funding solution that not only meets SGH’s current needs but also supports its ambitious growth plans and we look forward to supporting the team as they continue to drive the business forward.”

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