Andover engineering firm Multax wins innovation award
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Oct, 17:33 · Archive
Multax, an Andover precision engineering firm, has won the Business Innovation and Technology Award at the Test Valley Business Awards.
Multax, a precision engineering firm based in Andover, has won the Business Innovation and Technology Award at the Test Valley Business Awards held on October 17 at Thruxton Circuit. The company was recognised after investing £2 million in technology to transform its operations, using artificial intelligence and automation to enable 24/7 production and improve quality and reliability.
Co-founder and chief scientist Ian Scott said: 'I'm blown away. John and I started the company in 2016. We set the company up in Andover because of the support that was here in the town.' He added that the firm has grown from a standing start to employ around 50 people.
Multax currently supports eight Formula One teams and works with a leading prosthetics manufacturer to produce components for advanced artificial limbs. The business also won the Corporate Business of the Year award, sponsored by University of Southampton Science Park.
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- Andover firm Multax wins award for innovative manufacturingA precision engineering firm has won an award for its cutting-edge approach to manufacturing.Romsey Advertiser · 22 Oct, 17:00
- Andover firm Multax wins award for innovative manufacturingA precision engineering firm has won an award for its cutting-edge approach to manufacturing.Andover Advertiser · 22 Oct, 17:00
In this story: Multax · Andover · Ian Scott · John Durham · Test Valley Business Awards · Thruxton Circuit · University of Southampton Science Park
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