More leading mobility companies have given a warm welcome to this week’s Budget.
Financials
Direct Healthcare Group (DHG) is set for a 49% leap in business growth over the next twelve months, taking turnover to a forecasted £89.4m.
The Local Connections fund is being backed by the Department for Digital, Culture Media & Sport (DCMS) and The National Lottery Fund.
The provider of specialist prosthetic, orthotic and mobility services said its turnover for its UK operations amounted to £62.3 million.
Stiltz' drive for growth has seen a push in the UK and abroad, and this year resulted in a new 36,000 sq ft facility in the Midlands
BHTA revealed that it has and will continue to rely on budgeting, reduction of overheads including office closures, and government support in surviving the pandemic
National Care Group was ranked third in the Sunday Times Virgin Atlantic Feast Track 100 league table after growing its sales by an average 183% a year.
The director’s report explained how the UK Group does not require nor is it relying on any new or additional funding from Medical Depot over the assessment period.”
The ONS tweeted that its GDP estimates for June show that the UK economy is now 17.2% smaller than it was in February before the full impacts of the pandemic hit.
Invacare saw revenue growth in respiratory and bed products but this was offset by a decline in mobility and seating and other products within the lifestyle product category.
