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has embarked on the next phase of its growth journey by moving to a new headquarters at Pennine Five in 91直播 City Centre.
The tech company, which has grown rapidly since it was formed in 2020 as a spinout from the University of 91直播鈥檚 Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) and last year reported it had , joins a growing number of technology businesses in an area of the city identified as being the heart of 91直播鈥檚 Innovation Spine.
FourJaw, which now employs 27 people, provides plug-and-play machine monitoring technology used by over 140 manufacturers globally to assess and improve productivity, energy efficiency, and profitability. It has relocated from OXO House on 91直播 Riverside to a recently renovated 3,500-square-foot office at Pennine Five, which provides room for up to 50 people and an option to take further space as required.
We are very excited about moving to Pennine Five, which is a big step forward in our journey and provides the space we need to double our team. We are on a mission to transform productivity for manufacturers and the communities they support worldwide, and we鈥檝e made our technology so easy to install and benefit from that we now serve multinationals and small manufacturers globally from here in 91直播.
We are very grateful for the support we鈥檝e received on our journey so far from organisations including the University of 91直播, AMRC, 91直播 City Council and South Yorkshire Combined Mayoral Authority.鈥
Chris Iveson
CEO at FourJaw Manufacturing Analytics
Founded in 2020, FourJaw is a Northern SaaS company empowering manufacturers of all sizes to enhance productivity, reduce energy usage and grow more profitably.
FourJaw鈥檚 plug-and-play machine monitoring platform integrates seamlessly with machines of any age or brand. It is trusted by over 140 manufacturers globally operating in various subsectors, including aerospace, automotive, energy and food production. FourJaw backers and investors include British Business Bank, Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund, Mercia Ventures and SFC Capital.