September 2005

ML Electronics celebrates its 10th Birthday

ML Electronics (MLE) is celebrating 10 years in business. This anniversary marks the end of an exciting 18 months. In this time MLE has expanded its client base and presence in the medical devices market, moved to new premises as a result of sustained growth and brought its considerable electronics expertise to a daily global television audience of over 50 million people.

Originally based in a small countryside barn, husband-and-wife team Mike and Sharon Lloyd started the company with a modest government grant in 1995. They have since established a profitable business specialising in developing high technology electronics. Today the company operates out of a purpose-built complex on the outskirts of Salisbury and can count Ferrari’s Formula 1 team amongst its portfolio of clients.

ML Electronics are now looking to build upon the success of the past decade and strengthen their position as a leading developer of specialist electronics systems. Mike Lloyd, Managing Director says,
“We have enjoyed 10 great years so far doing what we love; developing highly specialised electronics solutions and we are thankful to our employees, clients and suppliers who have supported us strongly during that time. As we continue to grow we shall be looking to our local and surrounding communities to provide us with the skills we need to enjoy another successful 10 years.”

Clients in the medical, industrial, HVAC, audio and general commercial markets have all benefited from MLE’s strength in integrating their wide range of electronics expertise. While still a relatively small company, MLE has a growing reputation both nationally and internationally as a leading developer and manufacturer of specialist electronics. A high profile example of their abilities is their involvement in developing urban artists Greyworld’s sculpture ‘The Source’. 50 million people now view MLE’s electronics expertise daily as the opening and closing of London’s stock markets are broadcast. ‘The Source’; 10 metres taller than the Angel of the North was commissioned by the London Stock Exchange and unveiled at the opening of the new stock exchange building in July 2004 by The Queen.

For more information contact Peter Stanforth, Marketing Director on 0870 835 8416

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