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West Bromwich company reduces landfill waste thanks to Lloyds TSB Commercial

Pictured above: Darren Riley (LTSBC RM) and Steve Butler (MD of Need a Skip) 

 

A West Bromwich waste management company has expanded its premises to provide a larger dedicated recycling facility using a six-figure European Investment Bank (EIB) loan from Lloyds TSB Commercial.

Need a Skip Ltd, based on Brandon Way, operates a complete waste management service, taking in material and separating the recyclables, which can then be sold as a commodity. The company also provides skip hire throughout the West Midlands.

With over 20 years' experience in the waste disposal industry, the £4 million turnover business recognised the demand for more environmentally friendly waste management - lessening the amount of rubbish sent to landfill.

Currently taking in 1,000 tonnes of waste materials per week and recycling 85 per cent of it, the six-figure loan has allowed Need a Skip Ltd to expand its premises in West Bromwich by an extra 3,500 square feet and increase its recycling to at least 90 per cent of all materials acquired.

The loan was made through the EIB scheme, which allows firms to secure standard fixed or base rate loans with a 0.80 per cent interest rate discount. The funding can be used for a variety of purposes, such as purchasing or renovating property.

Currently employing 48 people, Need a Skip Ltd plans to recruit a further five people to man the new site and increase turnover by £1 million in the next 12 months.

Stephen Butler, director at Need a Skip Ltd, said: "We service all the major house builders along with many local construction companies and homeowners, taking in huge amounts of waste every day. It is therefore important that we dispose of it in the most environmentally friendly way possible.

"The new larger premises give us the capacity to further increase the amount of building materials we take in and are able recycle, along with creating more jobs and allowing us to ultimately increase our turnover.

"Government targets are set at 85 per cent of waste recycled by 2013 and we are already comfortably meeting this two years ahead of time. We plan to far exceed it before their deadline, thanks to the funding we've received from Lloyds TSB Commercial."

Darren Riley, relationship director for Lloyds TSB Commercial, said: "The company is a well-recognised name in West Bromwich with homeowners and builders alike. It provides a vital service to the area and it's great that this more workable space will allow them to continue to do so.

"Lloyds TSB Commercial is committed to working with environmentally friendly businesses that want to decrease their carbon footprint, and Need a Skip Ltd is a prime example of this. With further plans for growth, they are on track for a successful year ahead - both in decreasing the amount of waste sent to landfill and increasing the size of their business.

"EIB is one of the innovative ways we use to provide funding to customers. Need a Skip Ltd was an ideal candidate for an EIB loan, and this meant we could offer an even more competitive loan rate for the expansion of the premises."

 

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Article published by Midlands Business News on 27 May, 2011

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