Kawasaki Precision Machinery has achieved an enviable increase in turnover, but it won’t take the future for granted, as Steve Cardew made clear when he spoke to Robert Pols
Who wouldn’t want to double their revenues in four years? It sounds like any company’s dream. But success sets its own challenges, as Kawasaki Precision Machinery (UK) is well aware. Located on the banks of the Tamar, Plymouth-based Kawasaki Precision Machinery (KPM) manufactures and sells hydraulic components – pumps, motors and control valves – for…
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