A Dundee company hopes Covid-19 will be a temporary setback as it plans to triple turnover to £6 million within five years.
Caltech Lifts is one of Scotland’s leading suppliers and maintainers of lifts and stairlifts, with a staff of 20.
As part of its expansion plans, managing director Andrew Renwick said the firm would like to acquire a rival firm in Scotland or south of the border.
He added: “We’ve been extremely proactive in tendering for all public contracts in Scotland relating to lifts and stairlifts since employing our new general manager Graeme Beaton, who came from a senior position at Wood Group.
“In the last 12 months, we’ve tendered for more than £15m worth of work, some of which we’ve reached stage two of the tendering process for, so we’re excited for the future of this area.”
Mr Renwick is the son of the firm’s founder Howard, with his brother Fraser also working as sales director for the company that was formed in 1978.
Caltech has continued to trade during the coronavirus pandemic and is regarded as a key business that provides an essential service.
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Caltech Lifts Limited
Caltech Ltd has been established for 32 years and has evolved into a thriving family business specialising in the installation, servicing and repair of passenger/disabled access/ goods lifts and stairlifts.
