Firm’s numbers come up care of £10m investment

Posted on 28 Jul 2016 by Jonny Williamson

Hills Numberplate Investment L to R: Stephen Murray (Finance Birmingham); Julie Mole (NatWest); Kath Jenkins & Richard Taffinder (both Hills Numberplates); Ian Fairclough (Finance Birmingham) and Ken Feast (RBS Invoice Finance).

Birmingham-based manufacturer, Hills Numberplates has received almost £10m of investment from Finance Birmingham; Birmingham City Council; NatWest Corporate and Commercial Finance, and RBS Invoice Finance.

According to Hills Numberplates, the investment will be used to support continued growth following its recent acquisition of Faab Fabricauto, France’s leading number plate manufacturer. The acquisition is reportedly enabling the company to develop further geographical markets and maximise production efficiency.

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