A Northern Irish manufacturer is to sell recycling machinery into Saudi Arabia after securing support from UK Export Finance.
County Tyrone-based Kiverco will deliver plant to the Middle Eastern country with the help of an insurance package from the UK government.
The firm’s machinery processes and recovers construction waste, dry mixed recyclables, municipal solid waste and other streams.
UK Export Finance’s support will help Kiverco build close commercial relationships in Saudi Arabia, opening up further opportunities as the kingdom looks to deliver huge levels of infrastructure investment.
Elizabeth McCrory, export finance manager (Northern Ireland) for UK Export Finance, said: “Our export insurance offer can make a big difference to businesses looking to deliver ambitious overseas contracts.
“It offers a level of assurance that can help exporters focus on delivering extraordinary work which grows their business.
“Kiverco is a great example of a company realising its potential through international trade: the kind of company which will be key in the UK’s efforts to promote sustainable exports that help our economy grow more and waste less.”
Kiverco managing director John Irwin said: “The Kiverco brand promises a recycling plant that delivers high levels of material separation purity, uptime and a long productive life.”
