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Belfast Telegraph Business Awards: Ryobi takes outstanding business of the year accolade

‘It takes a community to build our business’

Simon Seaton, director of business banking, Ulster Bank, and Eoin Brannigan, Editor-in-Chief, Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life, present the Outstanding Business of the Year Award to David Watson, managing director, Ryobi. Credit: Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye Expand

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Simon Seaton, director of business banking, Ulster Bank, and Eoin Brannigan, Editor-in-Chief, Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life, present the Outstanding Business of the Year Award to David Watson, managing director, Ryobi. Credit: Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye

Simon Seaton, director of business banking, Ulster Bank, and Eoin Brannigan, Editor-in-Chief, Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life, present the Outstanding Business of the Year Award to David Watson, managing director, Ryobi. Credit: Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye

Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye

Simon Seaton, director of business banking, Ulster Bank, and Eoin Brannigan, Editor-in-Chief, Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life, present the Outstanding Business of the Year Award to David Watson, managing director, Ryobi. Credit: Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye
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Founded in 1990, Ryobi Aluminium Casting (UK) Ltd supplies the European automotive industry.

It was the winner of two awards at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards — Outstanding Business of the Year, one of the two most sought-after gongs of the day, and Large Business of the Year.

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