TestLink named as one of 20 Mid Market companies of tomorrow

TestLink named as one of 20 Mid Market companies of tomorrow

ATM service organisation TestLink has been commended for its high performance in recent years and named as one of 20 Mid Market Companies of Tomorrow.

TestLink received the title following research conducted by leading accountancy and business advisory firm BDO LLP.

Businesses with an annual turnover between £5-10 million were analysed with TestLink being shortlisted due to its sustained growth and future potential.

High turnover businesses usually absorb most of the media attention, however, BDO have now highlighted the importance of providing recognition to smaller companies.

Many of the organisations reported by BDO have the ability to break through the upper £10 million threshold and enter the mid market sector.BDO Award

Growth of this type will enable these top 20 companies to improve their contributions to the economy, drive employment within the business and increase profit.

UK based TestLink has been providing products and services to international ATM and financial organisations for over 25 years.

These include the sale of professionally remanufactured ATMS, engineer training and a comprehensive supply of premium parts.

Recently the company has also placed a large emphasis on recruitment and its apprenticeship programmes to provide more opportunities to aspiring individuals.

TestLink now employs 37 apprentices in its headquarters located in Poole, England across a number of departments including engineering, administration and management.

BDO’s research has drawn attention to the potential for companies such as to become larger and more influential in the coming years.

This shows a very promising future for both the businesses themselves and the people they employ – numbers which will naturally grow with time.

For more information on BDO’s Central South Mid Market focus visit:

http://www.bdo.co.uk/news/central-south-mid-market-companies-of-tomorrow

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