Finance firm keeps local businesses Close
Close Brothers Commercial Finance has supported Cork industries to get back up and running after lockdown
Since the easing of the lockdown restrictions, businesses in the construction, plant and equipment and engineering sectors have been able to start up again.
Confidence in those sectors is high, according to Ciaran McAreavey, managing director for Ireland at Close Brothers.
“Covid-19 has brought many challenges for businesses, but our funding experts in the Cork office have risen to this to help local industries,” McAreavey said.
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