Manufacturing Today Issue - 250 July 2026 | Page 97

_________________________________________________________________________________________ The Teescraft Group
“ In five years, we see Teescraft becoming an even stronger and more capable UK manufacturing group,” Rob affirms.“ Our ambition is to deepen our expertise in automation, digital manufacturing and program management while expanding our presence in defense, energy and other high-value engineering sectors alongside our established automotive and industrial markets.
“ Investment remains central to our growth strategy. Across the Group we’ re continuing to strengthen our multi-axis machining capability, foundry operations, metrology and inspection processes, factory layout and production flow, and energy efficiency, as well as various health and safety improvements. These investments improve support for existing customers while opening opportunities in new markets and strengthening resilience across all our UK operations.
“ Most importantly, we’ ll continue investing in our people,” he says, concluding our conversation.“ Technology is essential, but it’ s our workforce that defines the business. By combining skilled people with world-class manufacturing capability, we aim to ensure the next generation inherits a stronger, more resilient, and internationally competitive Teescraft Group.” ■
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