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Incap UK Among the Finalists of the Electronics Industry Awards
November 6, 2024 | IncapEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Incap Electronics UK was awarded Electronics Manufacturer of the Year at the Electronics Industry Awards 2024. This prestigious British awards competition recognises a manufacturer that has achieved business success in the electronics industry and demonstrated success in collaborations, partnerships, investment, new products and innovations.
Jamie Maughan, Managing Director of Incap Electronics UK, expressed his appreciation for the recognition and highlighted the company’s strategic impact and customer-centric approach. “This recognition is a proof of the hard work and dedication of the entire Incap UK team. Our success is driven by our commitment to innovation, adaptability, and the unwavering support of our clients”, Maughan stated. He also acknowledged the important role of their customers. “The trust and confidence our customers have in us inspires us to continually push the boundaries of excellence in the electronics manufacturing industry”, Maughan summarised.
The winners of the Electronics Industry Awards 2024 were announced at a gala ceremony in London on 24 October. While Incap UK was highlighted as the ‘Highly Commended’ in the category of Electronics Manufacturer of the Year, the decisions were made using an industry voting process for all categories. The category winner was determined solely by online voting.
Incap UK has a strong presence in Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific, and has demonstrated significant commercial success and new business projects in global markets. Incap UK's investment in operational excellence, decentralised approach and rapid adaptation to technological change have ensured its competitive edge. Incap UK combines quality, innovation and a commitment to social and environmental responsibility and is an example of a Manufacturer of the Year.
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