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Everflow to create scores of new jobs as £750,000 investment drives growth

The Stockton group was recently named third in the list of Europe’s top 1,000 growing businesses

Everflow growth: Left to right, Abu Ali, James Cleave, Alexandra Gent.(Image: Everflow)

North East utility specialist Everflow expects to create scores of new jobs on the back of new investment.

The Wynyard business has launched plans to top £240m turnover and double its workforce to 170 people in the next five years, after securing investment of £750,000.

Everflow Group was established in 2015 in moves to make utilities simple and has seen strong and sustained growth since then, growing employee numbers from four in 2016 to 85.

Its turnover has also soared from £272,000 to nearly £50m in just three years, leading to the group, which includes business water retailer Everflow Water and software company Everflow Tech, recently being named third in the Financial Times annual list of Europe’s top 1,000 growing businesses.

The investment, raised through FW Capital from the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund, will be used to help further develop its Eclipse software system, which the business says is key to its continuing growth.

James Cleave, CFO of Everflow Group, said: “Our premise as a business is to make utilities simple for our customers, and to create an environment where people enjoy coming to work each day and feel passionate about what they’re part of.

“While we are growing strongly, and we aim to double our headcount in the next five years and reach contracted annual revenues of over £240m, that will always be at the core of our business and what we do.

“Part of the reason we are growing so quickly is our continual development and investment in our software. Eclipse is a central part of what we do, and it is all done in-house. We are continuing to develop the system and expand our technological capabilities, and this latest round of investment will enable us to push on with that.”