A British Company that's really going places
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A British Company that's really going places
Congratulations to the Christopher Ward London team and all that have played a part in their success.
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Re: A British Company that's really going places
I'll pick up a Sunday Times this weekend and have a read!
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Re: A British Company that's really going places
Congratulations.
Looking like a raunchy paunchy Boy Band.
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Looking like a raunchy paunchy Boy Band.
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Re: A British Company that's really going places
What's the equivalent publication in the U.S.?
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Re: A British Company that's really going places
Chris is the mean and moody one.scooter wrote:Congratulations.
Looking like a raunchy paunchy Boy Band.
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Re: A British Company that's really going places
Can't find it anywhere in the paper....
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Re: A British Company that's really going places
It's Here online. Practically nothing of interest, even in the downloads, unless I've missed a link somewhere. Looks like it's little more than a ranking of 100 UK SME's by growth over the last 2 years with a one paragraph of each company.MiniMpi wrote:Can't find it anywhere in the paper....
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Re: A British Company that's really going places
I appreciate that AlastairAliBar wrote:It's Here online. Practically nothing of interest, even in the downloads, unless I've missed a link somewhere. Looks like it's little more than a ranking of 100 UK SME's by growth over the last 2 years with a one paragraph of each company.MiniMpi wrote:Can't find it anywhere in the paper....
Must be a different version of the paper for Ireland.
Interesting reading.
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Re: A British Company that's really going places
Well, very little information but yet essentials, GBP2.1 million sales in 2014 and 2 yr avg. sales growth of 40.24% pa, also being the only watch manufacturer in the league (while Bremont is no where to be seen in any of the leagues). Obviously doesn't directly translate into good watchmaking but still a remarkable achievement for the company as a whole.
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Re: A British Company that's really going places
How come CW never smiles? 
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Seiko - 'Shogun'
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Re: A British Company that's really going places
Mighty impressive, here's hoping the success continues.
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Re: A British Company that's really going places
He probably reads the forum.Wolffram wrote:How come CW never smiles?
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Re: A British Company that's really going places
If he does read this, then congrats on such terrific growth No mean feat!
No mean feat!