WEST MIDLANDS, ENGLAND – Manufacturing outsourcing firm PP Control & Automation eyes a £100 million revenue within four years, starting with a record £40 million sales in 2026. To achieve this, it’s increasing its mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity targeting “complementary manufacturing companies in Europe, the U.S., and Asia.”
Acquisitions will form a big part of our approach. Serving global clients will require a footprint on the ground in key territories, and the best way to do this is to quickly absorb like-minded businesses—with shared values and strong manufacturing capabilities—into our group.
— Pinaki Banerjee, CEO of PP C&A.
Banerjee is confident they’ll be able to hit the £40 million target, securing at least three deals by the end of 2026, driven by a high-quality sales pipeline and positive market signals.
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Banerjee says that the time is right for PP C&A to “create a network of manufacturing operations” worldwide. They want to become known as a global strategic manufacturing outsourcing specialist that customers trust to deliver world-class performance, scalable solutions, and new technologies to market.
The aggressive M&A activity is the first of the four-pillar business strategy they’re implementing to support the company’s expansion plans.
The other three pillars are:
- Sales and marketing
- Operations
- AI-led digital transformation
