CMG Technologies celebrates fifty years of innovation and growth
CMG Technologies, based in Woodbridge, UK, recently celebrated fifty years in business. Established in 1975 as a fibre optic specialist, the company began its Metal Injection Molding (MIM) journey in the early 2000s, trading under the names Europlus and Egide UK, before becoming CMG Technologies after its 2013 management buyout. In 2023, CMG became part of the INDO-MIM group.
“Today is both a proud moment and significant achievement for our business and everyone who has been involved in its journey over the years,” stated Rachel Garrett, Managing Director. “Like with every business, we have been on a rollercoaster through the years, but have always been lucky to have an incredible team that provides us both stability and innovation to move forward.”
Throughout its history, CMG has provided MIM and Additive Manufacturing solutions for numerous high-profile clients and made headlines during the COVID-19 pandemic for its work producing parts for ventilators.
Under Garrett’s leadership, the company has received national attention for its adoption of a four-day working week and its support of a healthy work/life balance.
Garrett added: “One thing that has never changed over the years is our company culture, which is hugely important to us. We’re a close-knit team that supports one another. We have shared so many highs and lows together, including the loss of my father [founder Chris Conway] in 2018, and are proud to keep his legacy alive through everything we do.”
“CMG Technologies are continuing to advance and we look forward to plenty more years of innovation and teamwork,” she concluded.
