TriMedika invests in global growth with new premises

Northern Ireland medtech company TriMedika has moved into new premises at Whiterock Business Park in West Belfast, as it plans for further business growth.
By Claire Cartmill
Published 17th Mar 2022, 12:00 BST
Paul Molloy, CFO, TriMedika, Dr Roisin Molloy, CEO, TriMedika, William McCulla, director of corporate finance & property, Invest NI and Julie Brien, COO, TriMedikaPaul Molloy, CFO, TriMedika, Dr Roisin Molloy, CEO, TriMedika, William McCulla, director of corporate finance & property, Invest NI and Julie Brien, COO, TriMedika
Paul Molloy, CFO, TriMedika, Dr Roisin Molloy, CEO, TriMedika, William McCulla, director of corporate finance & property, Invest NI and Julie Brien, COO, TriMedika

The company expansion follows multiple export deals across international markets.

Since 2015, Invest NI has been working in partnership with TriMedika to grow its business through Research & Development (R&D) and trade support. It has now helped the company to secure 2,500 sq ft of office space at Whiterock Business Park.

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Paul Molloy, TriMedika CFO, said: “Our business has scaled quickly and we’re enjoying significant success with our digital non-contact TRITEMP™ thermometer in global markets including Austria, Germany, Switzerland, the Nordics, South Africa and the US. Invest NI has helped support visits and key trade exhibitions in these markets.

“Our new office represents a significant step in our business journey, allowing us to accommodate future growth. It will provide space to expand our team and product range, and increase our efficiencies as we scale the business and grow our global footprint further.”

Whiterock Business Park is part of Invest NI’s portfolio of commercial properties across Northern Ireland, available for rent at commercial rates.

Invest NI’s R&D support is part financed by the European Regional Development Fund under the EU Investment for Growth and Jobs Programme 2014–2020.

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