Victor Floorcare, supplier of commercial cleaning equipment, has announced an impressive 72% surge in revenue from 2022 to 2023, also doubling its turnover in the previous year.
The company, once on the brink of dissolution, has emerged as a 'phoenix from the ashes' since being bought out of administration by IIC Products Ltd in 2020. The business has been making cleaning machines since 1946 and the Victor name has become synonymous with high-performance, reliable and easy to use commercial cleaning machines.
The renewed success has meant that the company has been able to expand its team members three-fold and, with further client wins on the horizon, it is looking at hiring further talent in key areas to support business growth including sales, marketing, operations, and the service department.
One such contract is with The Ministry of Justice, including all prisons in the UK. Other notable contracts include all prisons in the Republic of Ireland, Irish Education Service and HC-One Care Home Group which sees the business supplying equipment - including vacuum cleaners, scrubber dryers and carpet cleaners - to 300 care homes in England, Scotland and Wales.
Edward Blackledge, Managing Director at Victor Floorcare, said: "The remarkable turnaround that we’ve seen at Victor Floorcare underscores our unwavering commitment to excellence and our determination to reclaim our position as a leader in the floorcare industry. We’re incredibly proud of how far we’ve come since 2020 and risen as a phoenix from the ashes. The future is looking bright for the company with plans to grow the team and continue to increase revenue. Our ‘discover, simplify, perform’ approach helps us to be able to leverage our experience and expertise, offering our customers and potential customers tailored advice to their specific floorcare challenges, ensuring they get the most efficient and effective floorcare solutions.”
www.victorfloorcare.com
Resilient floorcare business surges post-administration
Published 9th May, 2024 by Neil Nixon
