Manufacturing group Atwell International is hoping to secure significant expansion in international clients after securing a new £600,000 funding package from Santander.
The company, which is based in makes and supplies specialist equipment for lifts such as brakes, safety and hoisting products.
It was founded in 1996 and is now managed by former RAF serviceman Russell Walker.
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Its equipment can be found in well-known buildings such as the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace and St James Palace and has been used on the set of Harry Potter and James Bond movies.
In particular, the funding from Santander Corporate & Commercial will help the business to expand operations in Australia, China, France, Singapore and North America.
Mr Walker said: "These are exciting times for the business as we expand our operations across the world, as well as increasing sales in the 海角视频.
"Expansion into China is an interesting prospect for us as it clearly offers enormous potential for a specialist firm like Atwell."
John Hyde, relationship director with Santander Corporate & Commercial, added: "The management team at Atwell International has a clear vision for the business.
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"This is a company with tremendous potential in the global market. I'm fully confident that they will continue to succeed in this endeavour.
"I wish them every success for the future and I'm delighted that Santander is part of it."