ISD Solutions has reported record revenues for the year ending 2013, with turnover up 22% to £27 million and growth of 54% for the past five years.
The company is a leading specialist contractor in the design and construction of composite panel cold store warehouses, firewalls, data centres and clean rooms. It has ongoing contracts with leading supermarket groups including Aldi, Waitrose and Ocado to provide both warehouse and in store cold storage facilities.
It has recently won new orders for distribution depots in Bicester and Chepstow valued at £1.7 million. It has also won orders for a new pharmaceutical chill store in Northern Ireland and a new cold store warehouse in London worth £300,000.
ISD has already secured 35% of its annual projected turnover in the first month of 2014, partly thanks to strong demand from overseas. This includes orders from Ireland worth 7 million Euros for its high bay composite-clad warehouses for the storage of blood plasma and a food service distribution depot. Overseas orders have also contributed to increased production at the company’s three bespoke manufacturing facilities.
Ceo Andy Moon said: “With the UK economy set to grow, we are recruiting in most areas and divisions to meet growing demand.”
ISD has already recruited 10% more staff over the past 12 months, making nearly 100 full time employees. The company was recently awarded accreditation from Constructionline, a Public-Private Partnership between Capita and the Department for Business Innovation & Skills, as a pre-qualified supplier, and is an active member of the IACSC (International Association for Cold Storage Construction).