Omiga Future Sparkes With Self-Cleaning Glass

Omiga Glass has unveiled a clear vision for growth on the back of fresh investment. The Blackwood company, originally set up in 1995, will use the £300,000 cash injection to reorganise the business and to push ahead with sales of the new Pilkington Active self-cleaning glass, one of the most significant innovations in the industry in many years. UKSE Fund Managers, a subsidiary of UK Steel Enterprise, has provided a £175,000 investment. UKSE Fund Managers has been appointed to manage part of the Finance Wales Investments' mezzanine fund, from which this investment has been sourced. A further £25,000 loan has come from UK Steel Enterprise, the Corus subsidiary which provides innovative funding packages for companies which show growth potential, and the balance of the investment from other sources.

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Glassonweb News 31/03/05
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Flat glass
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F 1739

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Omiga Future Sparkes With Self-Cleaning Glass
Glassonweb News 31/03/05
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