Brandon Medical Win Second Queen's Award!

by Brandon Medical

December 2, 2018

Brandon Medical has once again been awarded the most coveted business accolade in the UK – the Queen’s Award. After previously winning the innovation category back in 2011, Brandon has now gone on to win the International Trade category 2018.

The awards are announced annually by HM The Queen herself and are only awarded to companies that demonstrate the highest level of achievement in each respected category. The International Trade category is awarded to businesses that demonstrate both substantial performance and commercial success through international trade.

With an extensive network of distributors, Brandon Medical are able to deliver a range of high-tech medical installations for operating theatres and critical care to hospitals throughout the world.

Recent installations include Ho Chi Minh City Children’s hospital in Vietnam, Kuala Krai Hospital in Malaysia, the Ipswich Hospital in Australia and even a bespoke camel hospital for Sheikh Maktoum, the crown prince of Dubai.

Brandon Medical continues to expand and grow its operations across its target markets. Utilising over 70 years of healthcare experience, Brandon are able to provide their knowledge and expertise to deliver innovative medical technology solutions.

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