APC Technology Group PLC , the provider of technologies and services to improve organisational sustainability and provider of specialist electronic components, has been recognised as one of the UK's high growth/high potential Cleantech companies in a list of the top 50 performers compiled by Cambridge Cleantech and KPMG.
APC Technology Group includes the Minimise Group of companies made up of five specialist subsidiaries which provide a wide range of energy efficiency and water management products and services to help improve sustainability and operational performance, reduce costs and meet corporate, compliance and other legislative goals.
The list comprises those companies that 'have developed beyond start-up and are showing real growth against a range of criteria from year-on-year revenue growth to higher staffing levels and internationalisation'.
It highlights those organisations that are set to become the next generation of Cleantech growth companies.
APC Technology Group's inclusion on the Cambridge Cleantech top 50 list arises from the advances made by the Group in recent years to develop and deliver a range of sustainable products and services. It also reflects the Group's work with a wide range of blue chip clients.
Richard Hodgson, Chief Executive of APC Technology Group PLC, commented:
"Since we launched the Minimise Group of companies to improve the sustainability and profitability of organisations through a range of energy efficiency and water management products and services, uptake has been excellent. We have seen significant growth in our customer base and in the solutions that we deliver.
"The Cleantech sector is growing rapidly and is increasingly important for the UK economy. I'm delighted that APC Technology Group has been recognised by Cambridge Cleantech and KPMG as one of the top 50 high growth companies. It's testament to the team's drive and innovation."
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