Goodfellow plans 2025 expansion via strategic acquisitions, leveraging investments, AI, sustainable materials, and energy solutions to boost growth and innovation.
Goodfellow's festive fun: Employees rock Christmas jumpers, raising funds for Save the Children and Hunts Community Cancer Network while spreading holiday cheer!
Meet our podcast team at the AES, the UK's largest engineering and manufacturing event. This year's focus is on sustainability and electrification.
Goodfellow, which is owned by Battery Ventures, has purchased microfabrication specialist Potomac Photonics in a strategic deal that will help it increase its presence in the rapidly expanding medical device sector and microfluidics.
Researchers, led by Professor Angelo Maligno, Research Chair in Composite Materials at the University’s Institute for Innovation in Sustainable Engineering, have been awarded £150,000 by the UK Space Agency as part of the final round of its Enabling Technologies Programme, which is supporting the UK’s space capabilities.
Goodfellow is proud to have been announced as a ‘Best Places to Work 2024 – Medium Organisation’ accreditation recipient by The Sunday Times.
New distribution deal and new website set to provide an export boost for Goodfellow, as a surge in demand for advanced materials for R&D projects has seen Goodfellow hit a new export milestone. The agreement comes at an exciting time as Goodfellow unveils new branding for the first time in 45 years, alongside launching its new immersive website for customers. The new look and feel reflects the modern-day advanced materials business.
Andrew Watson, Goodfellow’s Chief Financial Officer, discusses economic growth despite recent challenges, as part of the British Economy growth seen in February.
Tapping into new opportunities in fusion energy, battery technology and specialist R&D projects has helped a Huntingdon-based specialist metals and material supplier boost sales by recording annual double-digit growth since receiving private equity investment. Goodfellow, which employs more than 100 people at its Ermine Business Park facility, has overcome global supply chain issues and rising energy prices to post a £4 million rise in turnover in the first full two years following its acquisition by Battery Ventures.
