Exacta Technologies eyes GBP £20 million target amid strong growth
Exacta Technologies has reported a revenue increase of nearly 25% for the first half of this year as it pursues a GBP £20 million turnover target for the end of 2025.
The Bristol-based custom hardware and server manufacturer has also expanded its workforce by 31%, bringing the headcount to 68 as it scales up global production and creates new jobs in the South West of England.
According to the company, revenue for the first half of the year follows a period of significant growth, building on a record turnover of GBP £16.5 million recorded in 2024. Exacta Technologies counts Boeing UK, Smoothwall and Calnex among its global customer base, and has reported year-on-year growth since its foundation in 2001.
Revenue and workforce growth
Exacta Technologies said the increase in revenue and staff comes as the business invests in both international markets and its regional presence. The 31% increase in employees brings the total team to 68, supporting the company's ongoing production scale-up. These measures also reinforce Exacta's job creation in the South West region.
Nick Rogers, Chief Executive Officer of Exacta Technologies, commented on the recent results, emphasising the role of customer and partner relationships and the performance of the team:
"Over the course of the last two decades, the foundation of our success has been centred around our active relationships with customers, partners and industry decision makers. The work the team has done to cement our industry leading position is testament to the incredible level of delivery they showcase day in day out."
Commitment to the South West
Alongside its growth, Exacta Technologies has signalled continued commitment to the South West. The company has signed a multi-year deal with Bristol City Football Club to serve as the shirt sleeve sponsor for the 2025/26 season. In addition, the company has renewed its support for the North Somerset Regional Talent Centre, extending the partnership for a further 12 months. This move aims to back the development of young footballers in the region.
Nick Rogers further stated: "Although our expansion into global territories such as the US is vital for the long-term success of Exacta Technologies, our wider support and expansion here in the South West is crucial. I'm proud of our recent partnerships with Bristol City and North Somerset RTC to enhance our community presence in the South West and support in the development of grassroots sports initiatives."
Continued expansion
The company has identified global territories such as the United States as important for its long-term strategy, with efforts continuing to grow its presence internationally. At the same time, Exacta Technologies maintains a focus on enhancing community engagement and supporting local initiatives where its headquarters are based.
Exacta Technologies manufactures bespoke high-performance servers and provides tailored hardware solutions for a range of operational and software needs. Its combination of global expansion and local investment is reflected in its latest financial results and community partnerships.
