Sandwell’s business community achieved huge success last night at the Express & Star Business Awards 2025, with two local companies securing top accolades and another earning recognition as a finalist.
The prestigious awards ceremony, held in Wolverhampton, celebrated outstanding achievements across the Black Country and beyond.
Doocey Group and A&M Pure Precision
Tipton-based Doocey Group, a family run civil engineering firm, won the Growth & Innovation Award, sponsored by Express & Star. The judges commended the company’s strategic expansion into high growth sectors such as electric vehicle charging and green energy. Doocey Group’s success stems from securing major contracts and its commitment to nurturing talent through their apprenticeship programmes, reinforcing its role as a cornerstone of Sandwell’s economy.
Meanwhile, A&M Pure Precision, based in Smethwick, was crowned Manufacturing Champion of the Year, sponsored by Collins Aerospace. Renowned for crafting high value, bespoke components for industries like aerospace and Formula 1, the company impressed the judges with its investment in state-of-the-art machinery and staff development. Its impressive client portfolio, including industry giants like BAE and Rolls Royce, highlights their position as a leader in precision engineering.
Lord Combustion Services
Oldbury’s Lord Combustion Services also made its mark as a finalist for the Sustainability Award. The company has earned praise for its leadership in providing environmentally friendly commercial heating and hot water solutions. This recognition builds on their recent spotlight for sustainable practices, read more.
A showcase of Sandwell’s economic strength
The Express & Star Business Awards 2025 highlighted the diversity of the region’s business landscape. Sandwell’s winners and finalists exemplify the borough’s growing reputation as a hub for innovation and enterprise.
For the full list of winners and judges’ insights, read this article by the Express and Star.
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