Liz McCrory MBE, UKEF Export Finance Manager, added:
“We are proud to support Maxflow as they build on their success. UKEF’s collaboration with Ulster Bank in this working capital finance deal is a prime example of how our General Export Facility can boost the confidence of SMEs in Northern Ireland to achieve their growth ambitions and venture into new export markets.”
Ryan Wylie, Managing Director of Maxflow, commented:
"We couldn't be more excited about Maxflow's growth. Our commitment to exceptional customer service is at the heart of everything we do. We pride ourselves on being a reliable, go-to partner, ensuring our customers can always count on us to deliver exactly what they need, when they need it.
“Expanding into new geographical markets is a transformative step for Maxflow, and the support from Ulster Bank and UK Export Finance has been crucial in helping us seize this opportunity. The ability to manage cash flow effectively while maintaining high stock levels has allowed us to meet the demands of this new market and position ourselves for sustained growth.”
Maxflow’s expansion also includes significant investment in infrastructure. A new factory is currently under construction, with phase one expected to be completed by 2025. This facility will consolidate operations, streamline logistics, and enhance efficiency, supporting Maxflow’s long-term growth plans.
Maxflow is creating new job opportunities in Cookstown, Northern Ireland through investing in a new factory. With a team of 25 employees and ongoing expansion, the company remains dedicated to being a market leader in industrial power product solutions.
Leona McNicholl, Senior Relationship Manager at Ulster Bank, commented:
“We’re proud to support Maxflow as they take this exciting step to expand their operations into new export markets. This milestone highlights the importance of providing businesses with the right financial tools to achieve their growth ambitions. Ulster Bank remains committed to supporting Northern Ireland’s businesses, helping them seize new opportunities and grow and this is very evident in the level of support provided to Maxflow in their growth plans through working capital facilities as well as supporting the recent MBO.”
Maxflow’s story showcases how strategic financial partnerships, infrastructure investments, and a focus on customer-centric operations can drive significant growth. As the company continues to expand, it remains committed to its vision of being a market leader in industrial power product solutions.
About UK Export Finance (UKEF):
UK Export Finance is the UK’s export credit agency and a government department that works alongside the Department for Business and Trade. UKEF exists to help UK exporters like Maxflow win overseas contracts, deliver them and get paid for them. Its mission is to advance prosperity by ensuring no viable UK export fails for lack of finance or insurance, doing that sustainably and at no net cost to the taxpayer.
About Maxflow:
Maxflow Power Products specialise in the manufacturing of domestic, semi-industrial and industrial power products - bespoke appliances such as generators and welder generators are also manufactured for specialist industries.
Maxflow’s story showcases how strategic financial partnerships, infrastructure investments, and customer-focused operations can drive growth.