Cornwall’s Sellectronics named SME of the Year
Sellectronics, a manufacturing company based in Cornwall, has been crowned SME of the Year at the National Manufacturing Awards, in a ceremony held aboard the iconic Dixie Queen paddle steamer on the River Thames.
The award comes as the Falmouth-based company celebrates remarkable growth, doubling its turnover since 2020 and consistently achieving seven-figure revenues.
Sellectronics excels in contract electronics manufacturing, serving high-reliability sectors such as Aerospace, Medical, and Defence. They offer comprehensive services from PCB assembly through to prototyping and full product builds. Their processes emphasise high reliability to ensure that customers can rely on their supply and trust in Sellectronics to deliver to their tailored specifications.
Sellectronics has evolved into a regional powerhouse, now serving major clients like Airbus across high-reliability sectors including Aerospace, Space, Defence, and Medical.
The judges praised Sellectronics for its flexibility and agility, which have been instrumental in building and maintaining long-lasting customer partnerships. Beyond its business achievements, Sellectronics is deeply invested in the local community, supporting Cornish youth football teams and a rowing club. The company is also committed to environmental sustainability, with plans to become carbon-neutral by 2035.
Jon Hurrell, Managing Director of Sellectronics, comments on the award: "Winning this award is a profound recognition of our team's relentless dedication and a testament to Cornwall’s emerging prominence as a hub for manufacturing across multiple critical high growth industries. This accolade not only highlights our commitment to excellence but underscores Cornwall's vast potential as a region brimming with opportunity and ambition. We are excited about the future and are eager to continue leading the way in demonstrating what Cornwall can achieve on the national stage."
Kerri-Anne Mruk from Make UK commented: "These awards underscore the strength and vibrancy of the UK’s engineering and manufacturing sector. As the economy grows, bright futures are certainly on the horizon for innovative companies like Sellectronics that effectively harness their talent and expertise."
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