1) UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) helped medical device company TG Eakin find a local distributor in Saudi Arabia and hosted them on three trade missions to cement their presence in the Saudi market.
2) TG Eakin produces skin barriers to prevent stoma leakage for patients who have undergone stoma surgery.
3) With ongoing support from UKTI, TG Eakin and their Saudi distributor have established relationships with major healthcare facilities in Saudi Arabia and expect further growth.
The document discusses Malaysia's growing halal export industry and the government organizations that support it. Key organizations include the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI), the Malaysian External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE), and the Halal Industry Development Corporation (HDC). These organizations work to promote Malaysia's halal brands internationally and support small businesses through initiatives like the Halal Development Fund. Overall the halal export industry is seen as an opportunity for Malaysia to expand its global market presence in the growing halal goods and services sector.
MMTC is India's largest international trading company, with a global network spanning Asia, Europe, Africa, Oceania, and the Americas. It handles a diverse range of products including minerals, metals, fertilizers, agro products, coal, hydrocarbons, chemicals, and precious metals. MMTC has over 75 domestic offices and warehouses and one wholly owned international subsidiary in Singapore. In 2008-2009, MMTC achieved record revenues of over $32 billion despite a global economic slowdown, demonstrating its strength and resilience.
The State Trading Corporation of India LtdMayur Khatri
The State Trading Corporation of India (STC) is a government trading company established in 1956 to aid private trade and industry with exports and imports. It has over 850 employees located across India and handles a variety of goods including rice, wheat, edible oils, and coal. STC provides financial assistance and expertise to help small businesses export goods and find international markets. It also undertakes various corporate social responsibility initiatives in areas like education, healthcare, and infrastructure development.
The document provides descriptions of various real estate companies and investment trusts operating in Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Japan, China, and other countries. It summarizes the principal activities and sectors focused on for over 50 different companies, including property investment, development, management, and funds.
Control Risks is a global risk consultancy company that helps clients manage political, security, and integrity risks when operating in complex environments overseas. It publishes an annual RiskMap document analyzing business risks in different markets. UK Trade & Investment helped Control Risks launch the RiskMap in Mexico by organizing breakfast presentation events at the British Embassy residence in Mexico City in 2012 and 2013, which introduced the RiskMap to influential Mexican businesspeople and strengthened Control Risks' presence in the Mexican market.
Through UK Trade & Investment's (UKTI) Overseas Market Introduction Service (OMIS) and participation in a trade mission to South Africa, Yorkshire-based management consultancy Equas Ltd found partners and clients in South Africa. UKTI helped Equas find suitable partners in South Africa, provided an OMIS report to research the local market, and introduced Equas to government and business contacts. As a result, Equas established three partners in major South African cities and has since expanded its reach to other southern African countries through these partners. Equas credits UKTI's support with making the process of expanding into overseas markets simple and successful.
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UKTI helps UK businesses expand globally through services that include providing market intelligence, facilitating overseas connections, and assisting with issues like regulations and culture. It has experts located worldwide to support international trade. UKTI's support generates an estimated £3 billion annual benefit to UK businesses and helps them overcome barriers to entering new markets.
UK Trade & Investment is hosting a partnering event at Arab Health 2013 to connect UK companies with international buyers and partners. The event will allow UK companies to schedule one-on-one meetings with pre-selected international buyers from countries like Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, and Lebanon who are interested in partnering with UK companies. At the previous Arab Health event in 2012, UKTI facilitated 560 meetings between over 100 UK companies and international buyers. UKTI commercial officers will also be available to provide expert advice on markets in over a dozen countries.
The document discusses Malaysia's growing halal export industry and the government organizations that support it. Key organizations include the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI), the Malaysian External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE), and the Halal Industry Development Corporation (HDC). These organizations work to promote Malaysia's halal brands internationally and support small businesses through initiatives like the Halal Development Fund. Overall the halal export industry is seen as an opportunity for Malaysia to expand its global market presence in the growing halal goods and services sector.
MMTC is India's largest international trading company, with a global network spanning Asia, Europe, Africa, Oceania, and the Americas. It handles a diverse range of products including minerals, metals, fertilizers, agro products, coal, hydrocarbons, chemicals, and precious metals. MMTC has over 75 domestic offices and warehouses and one wholly owned international subsidiary in Singapore. In 2008-2009, MMTC achieved record revenues of over $32 billion despite a global economic slowdown, demonstrating its strength and resilience.
The State Trading Corporation of India LtdMayur Khatri
The State Trading Corporation of India (STC) is a government trading company established in 1956 to aid private trade and industry with exports and imports. It has over 850 employees located across India and handles a variety of goods including rice, wheat, edible oils, and coal. STC provides financial assistance and expertise to help small businesses export goods and find international markets. It also undertakes various corporate social responsibility initiatives in areas like education, healthcare, and infrastructure development.
The document provides descriptions of various real estate companies and investment trusts operating in Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Japan, China, and other countries. It summarizes the principal activities and sectors focused on for over 50 different companies, including property investment, development, management, and funds.
Control Risks is a global risk consultancy company that helps clients manage political, security, and integrity risks when operating in complex environments overseas. It publishes an annual RiskMap document analyzing business risks in different markets. UK Trade & Investment helped Control Risks launch the RiskMap in Mexico by organizing breakfast presentation events at the British Embassy residence in Mexico City in 2012 and 2013, which introduced the RiskMap to influential Mexican businesspeople and strengthened Control Risks' presence in the Mexican market.
Through UK Trade & Investment's (UKTI) Overseas Market Introduction Service (OMIS) and participation in a trade mission to South Africa, Yorkshire-based management consultancy Equas Ltd found partners and clients in South Africa. UKTI helped Equas find suitable partners in South Africa, provided an OMIS report to research the local market, and introduced Equas to government and business contacts. As a result, Equas established three partners in major South African cities and has since expanded its reach to other southern African countries through these partners. Equas credits UKTI's support with making the process of expanding into overseas markets simple and successful.
Your Springboard To Gloabl Growth Pdf 123557664667 Phpapp02Stephen Myatt
UKTI helps UK businesses expand globally through services that include providing market intelligence, facilitating overseas connections, and assisting with issues like regulations and culture. It has experts located worldwide to support international trade. UKTI's support generates an estimated £3 billion annual benefit to UK businesses and helps them overcome barriers to entering new markets.
UK Trade & Investment is hosting a partnering event at Arab Health 2013 to connect UK companies with international buyers and partners. The event will allow UK companies to schedule one-on-one meetings with pre-selected international buyers from countries like Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, and Lebanon who are interested in partnering with UK companies. At the previous Arab Health event in 2012, UKTI facilitated 560 meetings between over 100 UK companies and international buyers. UKTI commercial officers will also be available to provide expert advice on markets in over a dozen countries.
UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is a government department that helps UK and foreign companies succeed globally. As a gateway between Europe, North America, and Asia, the UK provides access to large markets and a skilled workforce. UKTI advisors provide specialized support to help companies find suitable locations, set up operations, hire talent, make connections, and expand internationally. Their services can assist companies in sectors such as advanced engineering, creative/media, defense, energy, financial services, healthcare, technology, and life sciences.
The document outlines the UK's Industrial Strategy, which aims to boost innovation, skills, infrastructure, business growth, and local economies. Some key points include:
- The strategy focuses on five foundations: ideas, people, infrastructure, business environment, and places.
- It addresses four "Grand Challenges": growing the AI and data economy, clean growth, the future of mobility, and an aging society.
- Initiatives include increasing R&D funding, developing skills programs, investing in infrastructure, partnering with industry through Sector Deals, and supporting local economic development.
The Irish medtech sector has grown dramatically over the past 16 years and is now recognized as one of the top five emerging global hubs for medtech. Ireland is well positioned for continued success and growth due to strong regional clusters, a focus on innovation, and uniquely positioning itself at the intersection of medtech, ICT, and biopharma. The future is bright as Ireland aims to become a global leader in convergent technologies like connected health and new areas for growth like in vitro diagnostics, cardiovascular devices, and orthopedics. Supporting entrepreneurship and developing talent across the diverse medtech ecosystem in Ireland will also be key to sustaining growth.
There's no better place in the world today for Life Science start-ups than Ireland. The medical device eco-system in Ireland, in terms of access to specialised staff, managers, suppliers, advisers and investors is world class. It is by far the best such system in an English speaking area within the favourable European regulatory regime.
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On the pages of this catalogue EBA proudly presents outstanding companies and personalities.
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This document provides an overview of UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) and the services it offers to help UK companies expand their global trade and investment opportunities. UKTI is the UK government body that supports exporters and helps companies invest in the UK. It has an extensive network of trade experts both in the UK and abroad. The document highlights key statistics about the strength of the UK economy and business environment. It also provides examples of how UKTI has assisted companies in sectors such as aerospace, logistics, and life sciences to successfully expand internationally.
This document provides an overview of UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) and the services it offers to help UK companies expand their global trade and investment opportunities. UKTI is the UK government body that supports exporters and helps companies invest in the UK. It has an extensive network of international trade advisers that provide strategic advice, market research assistance, introductions to contacts in foreign markets, and other export support services. UKTI aims to make international business as accessible for UK companies as domestic business. For every £1 spent by UKTI, it generates an estimated £15 for the UK economy.
This document summarizes an event about working in Europe and beyond. It includes:
- An agenda for the event with presentations on recruiting in Europe and investing in the UK life sciences sector.
- A discussion on how UK Trade & Investment can help businesses invest and grow in the UK, focusing on the life sciences industry.
- Comments from various speakers on topics like sourcing talent, challenges in recruiting, and ensuring international contractor compliance.
This document provides an overview of the Irish biopharmaceutical industry and recommendations for its future growth. It highlights Ireland's strengths in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, talent, innovation, and academic collaboration. Recent large investments from companies like Alexion, Regeneron, Mallinckrodt, and Bristol-Myers Squibb are noted. Case studies showcase industry leaders and how they contribute to manufacturing excellence, supply chain management, and drug development from Ireland. The industry is encouraged to maintain a focus on competitiveness amid continued growth.
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The document outlines Victoria's Medical Technologies and Pharmaceuticals Sector Strategy. It aims to establish Victoria as a global leader in medtech, biotech, and pharmaceuticals by realizing the benefits of its sophisticated industry network and creating new technologies to meet growing global healthcare demand. The strategy focuses on building scale and capability, capturing high value manufacturing, accessing skills and infrastructure, engaging international markets, supporting new ideas and enterprises, and enhancing the business environment.
The UK is a top destination for foreign direct investment and talent. It has a highly skilled workforce and is rated 7th globally for talent competitiveness. The UK attracts large numbers of skilled immigrants and entrepreneurs due to its business-friendly environment and visa flexibility. Locating in the UK provides access to global talent and the skills needed to drive business growth and expansion.
The UK is a top destination for foreign direct investment and talent. It has a highly skilled workforce and is rated 7th globally for talent competitiveness. The UK attracts large numbers of skilled immigrants and entrepreneurs due to its business-friendly environment and visa flexibility. Locating in the UK provides access to global talent and the skills needed to drive business growth and expansion.
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This document is the Department of Trade and Industry's (DTI) Departmental Report for 2005. It summarizes the DTI's activities and achievements over the past year, and outlines plans for the coming year. Key points include:
- The DTI works to support successful British business, ensure fair and flexible markets, promote world-class science and technology, and deliver secure and sustainable energy.
- Over the past year, the DTI provided support to over 620,000 businesses, helped 4,000 exporters access new markets, and launched initiatives to support consumers, parents, and women in the workplace.
- Plans for the coming year include reducing regulatory burdens on business, increasing funding for science and
Whistler International started as a single product trading company in 2006 and has since expanded to become a multi-product, multi-platform company with operations in several countries across Asia, the Middle East, and Russia. The company operates in sectors including telecom, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, power and energy, and fertilizers. Whistler International has pursued growth through strategic joint ventures with major companies in related industries.
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This document provides an agenda and speaker biographies for an event on doing business in Australia held in Glasgow on July 28, 2014. The agenda includes presentations on cultural considerations for doing business in Australia, government initiatives and market opportunities, and case studies from Scottish companies. Speaker biographies are provided for representatives from Scottish Development International, National Australia Group, Global Energy Group, Ian Macleod Distillers, Australian Trade Commission, Trade & Investment Queensland, Government of Western Australia, Qatar Airways, MacRoberts LLP and more.
Barclays is an international financial services company operating in over 50 countries. The document discusses Barclays and the Business Growth Fund (BGF), a UK investor in ambitious growing British businesses. It then provides a summary of the sixth volume of the Entrepreneurs Index report, which finds that start-up activity remains strong in the UK but there is a need to increase the number of businesses achieving high growth and scale.
UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is a government department that helps UK and foreign companies succeed globally. As a gateway between Europe, North America, and Asia, the UK provides access to large markets and a skilled workforce. UKTI advisors provide specialized support to help companies find suitable locations, set up operations, hire talent, make connections, and expand internationally. Their services can assist companies in sectors such as advanced engineering, creative/media, defense, energy, financial services, healthcare, technology, and life sciences.
The document outlines the UK's Industrial Strategy, which aims to boost innovation, skills, infrastructure, business growth, and local economies. Some key points include:
- The strategy focuses on five foundations: ideas, people, infrastructure, business environment, and places.
- It addresses four "Grand Challenges": growing the AI and data economy, clean growth, the future of mobility, and an aging society.
- Initiatives include increasing R&D funding, developing skills programs, investing in infrastructure, partnering with industry through Sector Deals, and supporting local economic development.
The Irish medtech sector has grown dramatically over the past 16 years and is now recognized as one of the top five emerging global hubs for medtech. Ireland is well positioned for continued success and growth due to strong regional clusters, a focus on innovation, and uniquely positioning itself at the intersection of medtech, ICT, and biopharma. The future is bright as Ireland aims to become a global leader in convergent technologies like connected health and new areas for growth like in vitro diagnostics, cardiovascular devices, and orthopedics. Supporting entrepreneurship and developing talent across the diverse medtech ecosystem in Ireland will also be key to sustaining growth.
There's no better place in the world today for Life Science start-ups than Ireland. The medical device eco-system in Ireland, in terms of access to specialised staff, managers, suppliers, advisers and investors is world class. It is by far the best such system in an English speaking area within the favourable European regulatory regime.
http://ow.ly/sB9130gIMco
Achievements Forum - 2020. TOP 100 Register.HannaOsland
On the pages of this catalogue EBA proudly presents outstanding companies and personalities.
They have all demonstrated remarkable resilience in a year of unprecedented challenges.
This document provides an overview of UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) and the services it offers to help UK companies expand their global trade and investment opportunities. UKTI is the UK government body that supports exporters and helps companies invest in the UK. It has an extensive network of trade experts both in the UK and abroad. The document highlights key statistics about the strength of the UK economy and business environment. It also provides examples of how UKTI has assisted companies in sectors such as aerospace, logistics, and life sciences to successfully expand internationally.
This document provides an overview of UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) and the services it offers to help UK companies expand their global trade and investment opportunities. UKTI is the UK government body that supports exporters and helps companies invest in the UK. It has an extensive network of international trade advisers that provide strategic advice, market research assistance, introductions to contacts in foreign markets, and other export support services. UKTI aims to make international business as accessible for UK companies as domestic business. For every £1 spent by UKTI, it generates an estimated £15 for the UK economy.
This document summarizes an event about working in Europe and beyond. It includes:
- An agenda for the event with presentations on recruiting in Europe and investing in the UK life sciences sector.
- A discussion on how UK Trade & Investment can help businesses invest and grow in the UK, focusing on the life sciences industry.
- Comments from various speakers on topics like sourcing talent, challenges in recruiting, and ensuring international contractor compliance.
This document provides an overview of the Irish biopharmaceutical industry and recommendations for its future growth. It highlights Ireland's strengths in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, talent, innovation, and academic collaboration. Recent large investments from companies like Alexion, Regeneron, Mallinckrodt, and Bristol-Myers Squibb are noted. Case studies showcase industry leaders and how they contribute to manufacturing excellence, supply chain management, and drug development from Ireland. The industry is encouraged to maintain a focus on competitiveness amid continued growth.
Exporting is GREAT Exporting Guide 2016Ben Peterson
Department for International Trade has introduced a number of new digital platforms to help UK businesses access overseas markets more easily. The demand is out there. You should be too. Visit GREAT.gov.uk
The document outlines Victoria's Medical Technologies and Pharmaceuticals Sector Strategy. It aims to establish Victoria as a global leader in medtech, biotech, and pharmaceuticals by realizing the benefits of its sophisticated industry network and creating new technologies to meet growing global healthcare demand. The strategy focuses on building scale and capability, capturing high value manufacturing, accessing skills and infrastructure, engaging international markets, supporting new ideas and enterprises, and enhancing the business environment.
The UK is a top destination for foreign direct investment and talent. It has a highly skilled workforce and is rated 7th globally for talent competitiveness. The UK attracts large numbers of skilled immigrants and entrepreneurs due to its business-friendly environment and visa flexibility. Locating in the UK provides access to global talent and the skills needed to drive business growth and expansion.
The UK is a top destination for foreign direct investment and talent. It has a highly skilled workforce and is rated 7th globally for talent competitiveness. The UK attracts large numbers of skilled immigrants and entrepreneurs due to its business-friendly environment and visa flexibility. Locating in the UK provides access to global talent and the skills needed to drive business growth and expansion.
Department of trade and industry departmental report 2005khamisseif
This document is the Department of Trade and Industry's (DTI) Departmental Report for 2005. It summarizes the DTI's activities and achievements over the past year, and outlines plans for the coming year. Key points include:
- The DTI works to support successful British business, ensure fair and flexible markets, promote world-class science and technology, and deliver secure and sustainable energy.
- Over the past year, the DTI provided support to over 620,000 businesses, helped 4,000 exporters access new markets, and launched initiatives to support consumers, parents, and women in the workplace.
- Plans for the coming year include reducing regulatory burdens on business, increasing funding for science and
Whistler International started as a single product trading company in 2006 and has since expanded to become a multi-product, multi-platform company with operations in several countries across Asia, the Middle East, and Russia. The company operates in sectors including telecom, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, power and energy, and fertilizers. Whistler International has pursued growth through strategic joint ventures with major companies in related industries.
Whistler International started as a single product trading company in 2006 and has since expanded to become a multi-product, multi-platform company with operations in several countries across Asia, the Middle East, and Russia. The company operates in sectors including telecom, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, power and energy, and fertilizers. Whistler International has pursued growth through strategic joint ventures with major companies in related industries.
Whistler International started as a single product trading company in 2006 and has since expanded to become a multi-product, multi-platform company with operations in several countries across Asia, the Middle East, and Russia. The company operates in sectors including telecom, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, power and energy, and fertilizers. Whistler International has pursued growth through strategic joint ventures with major companies in related industries.
This document provides an agenda and speaker biographies for an event on doing business in Australia held in Glasgow on July 28, 2014. The agenda includes presentations on cultural considerations for doing business in Australia, government initiatives and market opportunities, and case studies from Scottish companies. Speaker biographies are provided for representatives from Scottish Development International, National Australia Group, Global Energy Group, Ian Macleod Distillers, Australian Trade Commission, Trade & Investment Queensland, Government of Western Australia, Qatar Airways, MacRoberts LLP and more.
Barclays is an international financial services company operating in over 50 countries. The document discusses Barclays and the Business Growth Fund (BGF), a UK investor in ambitious growing British businesses. It then provides a summary of the sixth volume of the Entrepreneurs Index report, which finds that start-up activity remains strong in the UK but there is a need to increase the number of businesses achieving high growth and scale.
1. Having helped TG Eakin find a local
distribution partner in Saudi Arabia,
UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) then
hosted the UK company on three
trade missions, allowing it to cement
its place in the market.
Despite modern advances in surgical
healthcare, the human body is fragile
even after a successful operation. When
a patient undergoes stoma surgery,
for example, an opening is created
from inside the body to the outside.
This procedure treats diseases of
the digestive or urinary systems, but
a common problem patients face in
daily life after the surgery is an issue of
leakage from their stoma.
Amongst the products designed and
manufactured by medical manufacturer
TG Eakin is a range of skin barriers.
These are fully mouldable adhesives,
which prevent leakage by ensuring that
a good seal is formed between the bag
and the body. TG Eakin’s skin barriers
are made from hydrocolloid, which
means they form a gel in the presence
of water that is essential to maintaining
the seal and protecting the skin from the
harmful contents of the stoma output.
TG Eakin was established by pharmacist
Thomas Eakin in Northern Ireland in
1974. Eakin used his knowledge of
pharmaceutical preparations to create a
substance with a putty-like texture that
can be adapted to any patient’s shape or
size and be fitted comfortably over the
stoma. This was unique in healthcare
at that time, and complimented existing
products such as colostomy bags that
focused on drainage and containment
without skin protection.
“When our founder Thomas Eakin saw
the poor level of skincare available
to stoma patients, he was inspired
to find a better solution,” says Stuart
Menary, Senior International Business
Executive at TG Eakin. “The key was
to provide a flexible seal that could
manage the volume of fluid coming
out of the stoma. Although it is more
common amongst the elderly, stomas
can also be performed on people of any
age including new born babies. It was
therefore essential to create a product
that would work for different skin types,
body shapes and patient lifestyles.”
Nurses know best
Today, TG Eakin’s headquarters and
manufacturing facilities are still based in
Northern Ireland, but it also uses local
distribution partners in over 30 locations
across Europe, the US and Australia. In
2009, the company looked to the Middle
East, in particular Saudi Arabia which
has good levels of access to healthcare
and many English speaking medical staff.
UKTI helps
TG Eakin secure
its presence in
Saudi Arabia
Fast facts
Company: TG Eakin
Industry: Healthcare
Target Market: Saudi Arabia
UKTI Services: Overseas Market Introduction
Service; Trade Missions
www.eakin.eu
“ UKTI helped us to find the
perfect fit and continues
to provide invaluable
administrative and logistical
in-market support”
Stuart Menary, Senior International
Business Executive at TG Eakin