Queen’s Anniversary Prize
AME has been presented with a prestigious Queen’s Anniversary Prize, recognising excellence, innovation and education within the centre.
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Unipart has its roots in manufacturing in the automotive sector, where it continues to supply many of the UK's best brands with safety-critical original-equipment automotive parts and systems, and this now extends to include EV battery modules and packs, supporting the switch to greener transport solutions. With 35-years of experience as a Tier-1 Automotive supplier, Unipart Manufacturing now applies the same disciplined approach in servicing customers across all sectors, including rail, construction and utilities, and across its Joint Ventures, including Kautex-Unipart Ltd and Hyperbat Ltd, its battery manufacturing JV with Fortescue WAE.
Unipart's manufacturing capabilities extend from the more traditional metal fabrication, plastic blow-moulding and complex assembly, through to electrical and electronic assembly and software, and into large-scale industrial, and by harnessing the power of the Unipart Group, it offers supply-chain solutions to its clients from consultancy, through manufacturing and into logistics.
Operating from multiple sites across the UK and overseas, all of its operations have a commitment to invest in innovation and operate using ‘The Unipart Way’ – a philosophy of working underpinned by tools and techniques that inspire efficiency, flexibility and outstanding customer service.
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We want to be among the leaders of the fourth industrial revolution and that’s going to require the combination of business entrepreneurial skills and deep technical know-how. So the creation of the Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering institute is going to give us a chance to create industry ready technology and industry ready young men and women.
John Neill, Chairman and Group Chief Executive, Unipart
AME has been presented with a prestigious Queen’s Anniversary Prize, recognising excellence, innovation and education within the centre.