GG Glass & Glazing looks to extend national branch network

Date: 13 July 2015

A Liverpool glass business is embarking on national expansion with plans to increase its annual sales by £2m, to £13m this year.

GG Glass & Glazing, which is based in Gildart Street, off Islington, will expand its branch network through acquisitions, backed by a £200,000 support package from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking.Read more at: www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/business/gg-glass--glazing-looks-9604590A Liverpool glass business is embarking on national expansion with plans to increase its annual sales by £2m, to £13m this year.

GG Glass & Glazing, which is based in Gildart Street, off Islington, will expand its branch network through acquisitions, backed by a £200,000 support package from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking.

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