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                        13/06/11

                        Valleys economy-boosting firm commended by First Minister

                        Axiom Manufacturing Services designs and makes complex components and sub-assemblies for equipment manufacturers in the medical, industrial, defence and aerospace sectors.

                         

                        The company currently employs 170 highly-skilled workers at its home in Newbridge, Caerphilly. It is engaging with the local community, investing in links with schools in the area and other educational projects. Axiom has also made a commitment to sourcing materials and products locally, where possible.

                         

                        First minister Carwyn Jones at Axiom Manufacturing Services

                         

                        The First Minister, Carwyn Jones said:

                        “This company is proof that manufacturing in Wales alive and kicking. Firms across the country are making world class products wanted across the globe. Axiom is a significant employer in the area and has strong links with the local community. Its success has come from its ability to adapt to changing circumstances, develop innovative products and break into new markets.

                         

                        "However, no one can ignore the fact  that we face tough global competition and this government is committed to making sure advanced manufacturing in Wales continues to play a major role in our economy. We want to see this sector grow by helping develop the skills of our workforce and contribute to our economic recovery."

                         

                        Managing director of Axiom Manufacturing Services, David Davies, said:

                        “I believe the outlook for UK manufacturing is positive, despite it being a tough market.  These days customers don’t just look at the unit production cost when selecting contractors as partners, they have to consider the overall total acquisition cost. That includes quality, innovation, service, security of supply, transport costs and many other factors on which Welsh and UK-based companies like Axiom can deliver more value than overseas competitors. We’re very pleased at the interest being taken by the First Minister because it’s important the Welsh Government continues to support home-based manufacturers, who contribute to a healthy and sustainable economy.”

                         

                         


                         

                         

                        For further information on this press release, please contact Working Word and ask to speak to a PR consultant.

                        Working Word is a full service communications and PR/public relations company based in Cardiff which represents a number of public sector and business clients. Working Word provides public relations consultancy for fast growing companies in Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, Bristol along the M4 corridor of England and across south Wales.

                        Our public relations and communications services are provided from our central Cardiff office in Southgate House, located adjacent to Trinity Mirror’s Media Wales news headquarters. Conveniently located near to Cardiff Bay and Cardiff city centre, our offices are available for client use when required. We are home to the largest operational PR team in Wales and are the current - and second-time - holders of the CIPR (Chartered Institute of Public Relations) ‘Outstanding PR Consultancy in Wales’ award.

                        Our in-house graphic designer enables us to offer graphic design, website design, advertising, branding and marketing solutions.

                        Our social media consultancy division has helped clients scoop awards for their ground-breaking efforts in harnessing digital media to communicate with their audiences online. We also provide search engine optimisation services to ensure our clients achieve the SEO results they need using organic search keyword strategies. The best thing is, we provide all of these services as a seamless, integrated communications package with one point of contact. We get to know you, then make sure your audiences get to know you better.

                        Please contact our Cardiff public relations office for more information on PR campaigns. 

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