Will it be second time lucky for JPK Fencing?

JPK Fencing, who are based in Claregalway, could go all the way in this year’s SFA National Small Business Awards. This is the second time in-a-row that they are finalists in the competition.

The company was among those who attended the recent SFA National Small Business Showcase event on Wednesday 1st February. The five finalists in the manufacturing category, sponsored by competitive energy provider Energia, of this year’s Small Firms Association Awards include:

Briody Bedding from Oldcastle, Co Meath

JPK Fencing Systems from Claregalway in Co Galway

Kelly’s of Newport Artisan Butchers from Newport, Co Mayo

Simply Baked from Tullamore, Co Offaly

Ventac, the noise specialists, from Blessington, Co Wicklow

The annual SFA National Small Business Showcase event provided an opportunity for the 35 finalists in this year’s awards to market their products and services. The finalists are from a variety of sectors and 15 different counties (further details on www.sfa.ie/awards ).The awards profile entrepreneurship, innovation and creativity at its best. Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Mary Mitchell O’Connor TD, officially opened the event.

The awards will be presented at a Gala Awards Ceremony in the RDS in March. A generous prize package of €50,000 is awarded to all shortlisted finalists with additional prizes for the overall winner.

Michelle Kells, Key Account Manager, Energia commented: “Every year the quality of entries rises, so JPK Fencing is to be warmly congratulated for making it to the finalists in this year’s manufacturing category for the second year running. As one of the leading electricity and gas suppliers to Irish small businesses, we appreciate the work these companies are doing in powering the Irish economy and are delighted to be supporting the SFA Awards.”

Energia has a 26% market share of the Irish business electricity and gas market supplying the energy needs of almost 60,000 business customers. In addition to over 800MW of renewable assets, the company also operates a 750MW gas fired power station in north Dublin and has great offers for domestic electricity and gas customers across the island.

Energia has offices in Dublin, Galway, Cork and Belfast.

 

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