A HAMPSHIRE mineral water brand, Hildon, plans to refurbish and modernise its manufacturing line after securing a £550,000 funding package from Lombard.
Stockbridge-based Hildon, will use the hire purchase facility to increase capacity and expand into new markets.
Founded in 1989 by the late Christian Heppe, the high-end water retailer has established itself as a luxury brand.
Yee Lay Tang, who took over the business in January 2016 following the death of Mr Heppe, has taken the business to the next level by winning several key contracts.
She said: “The financial support from Lombard gives Hildon the opportunity to refine its manufacturing process, ensuring it is fit for purpose and can keep up with demand.
“It will also allow us to look at expanding into new markets and maintain our vision for growth. It will help us secure export partners and further build on our relationship with retailers both inside and outside the UK.”
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