Continuing expansion prompts headquarters move for Medem

11 January, 2011

New headquarters for Medem — the 1897 Linotype Works Factory in Altrincham, Greater Manchester.

Following an 11% increase in year-on-year turnover and an equally healthy sales forecast for the year to come, Medem, which makes gas safety panels, has transferred its headquarters to more spacious surroundings at the nearby 1897 Linotype Works Factory in Altrincham, Greater Manchester

Commenting on the move, managing director Chris Dearden says, ‘We think of ourselves very much as a British manufacturer, so where better to base our headquarters than Manchester with its strong industrial heritage.

Medem is a leading manufacturer of UK-designed and built systems for gas-pressure providing, leak detection and air-quality control for the building industry. The company offers a 5-year warranty for all products and a 10-year warranty for all completed Medem systems.

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