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Profits surge at E+I Engineering

written by Staff Writer November 4, 2019
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Donegal-based firm E+I Engineering has recorded a powerful profit boost in the last year.

The company, which has a plant in Burnfoot, had pre-tax profits of €57million (£50.5m) in 2018 and turnover has jumped by 40% to €263.4m (£227.6m), as revealed by The Times.

E+I Engineering is ranked as one of Ireland’s top-performing companies. In 2017, the firm had a £162.8m (€188.4m) turnover, with a £35.2m (€40.7m) pre-tax profit, according to data from the Companies Registration Office.

The company, which is owned by Managing Director Philip O’Doherty, is a global leader in the critical power distribution sector, manufacturing electrical switchgear, bus duct systems and energy management software.

E+I Engineering site in Burnfoot, Co Donegal.

Last year E+I Engineering announced a jobs increase of ninety staff to add to the 700-strong team in the North West.

The company has grown from a team of three people in 1987 to employ 1,700 staff globally, with other manufacturing locations in the USA and the United Arab Emirates. The company now operates in over 40 countries around the world.

 

Profits surge at E+I Engineering was last modified: November 4th, 2019 by Staff Writer
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