Mercia backs Ambrey Baker with £5m Midlands Engine Investment Fund II funding

By Public Technologies
  • Mercia Asset Management backed Ambrey Baker in a private financing round worth £5 million via the Midlands Engine Investment Fund II.
  • Ambrey Baker designs and builds industrial facilities for regulated sectors such as food production, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and defense.
  • The Lincolnshire-based group manages projects across the UK and Ireland, employs about 70 staff, and has delivered more than 200 projects in two years.
  • Proceeds will fund hiring and scaling to support growth, with revenue more than doubling over three years and a further 50% rise targeted.


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