Acorn Construction, a provider of indoor and outdoor scaffold-based temporary structures and staging, is focused on expansion following a significant investment from NPIF – FW Capital Debt Finance. Based in Sherburn-in-Elmet, Leeds, the company works with clients from various industries and has recently launched a new black Truss designed stage into the market, thanks to the loan from NPIF – FW Capital. This unique product offers a higher capacity loading for production equipment and has led to the creation of ten new jobs.
Rebecca Nutter, Managing Director at Acorn Construction, stated, “We have created this new stage following customer demand for a black structure that can withstand the increased load capacity needed at festivals and concerts due to all the lighting and staging equipment required. It can be difficult to obtain funding for this type of asset but the flexibility of the investment from FW Capital has been important.”
Lindsey McMenamin, Portfolio Manager at FW Capital, added, “Acorn Construction operate in a niche market and is known for excellence in their field. This is another great example of how NPIF funding is helping business growth with the launch of a new unique stage in response to customer demand. I’m thrilled to be supporting Rebecca and the team on their journey to further success and expansion.”
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