The majority shareholding of Arbroath firm Esk Glazing has been acquired. The stake has been acquired by windows and doors firm NorDan UK for an undisclosed sum.
Esk Glazing was founded in 1974 by Eric Irons and is now led by his son Craig.
Since then it has built a strong reputation for supplying quality windows, doors, conservatories and bespoke stained-glass design.
All 35 staff will continue to be employed at the Kirkton Industrial Estate business.
NorDan said the acquisition, for an undisclosed sum, will strengthen its presence in the north-east.
It will continue to trade under the name Esk Glazing.
New chapter for Esk Glazing
Craig Irons will continue with the business, providing the strategic direction while his father Eric, 77, will retire.
He said Esk will be able to expand into new markets by combining with NorDan, with the larger business providing the expertise and resources needed to grow and innovate.
Craig, who will retain a minority shareholding, said: “This partnership marks a new chapter for Esk Glazing.
“We’re proud of our heritage and culture, and joining NorDan allows us to broaden our product range and technical resources while preserving the personal, people-focused service our customers know and trust.”
Esk Glazing opened a new showroom in Arbroath two years ago.
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Esk Glazing
A Long Established, Family Run Glazing, Window, Door And Conservatory Business In Montrose, Arbroath & Dundee
