Pegasus World, based in Leeds and London, has announced a massive increase in turnover over the past six months.
The flourishing trading, logistics and investment group has revealed its half-year turnover has soared from to almost £10 million, a rise of 28 per cent, in its latest results.
Pegasus has recently bought a historic Georgian townhouse in Mayfair, while its Yorkshire headquarters are located at the 75,000-sq ft Curo House within the award-winning Logic Leeds business park by Junction 45 of the M1.
The company, which is the fastest growing textiles business in the UK, now comprises five successful divisions: Pegasus Group, Pegasus Textiles, Pegasus Investment, Curo Fulfilment and Curo Freight, all driven by efficiency, innovation and excellence.
Ivan Zhou, the CEO of Pegasus, explained: “The significant increase in turnover during the past six months is a resounding endorsement of what we do and a wonderful reflection on the hard work and commitment of our employees and the trust of our customers.”
Since it was founded in 2006, Pegasus has specialised in sourcing top-tier textiles, medical, and hygiene products from leading global manufacturers and then delivering them to key clients across the UK.
Ivan, a graduate of York University, commented: “Our global business is built on partnership and trust, while the pursuit of excellence is at the heart of everything we do. This is demonstrated by the quality of our products, our rapid but sustainable growth and our commitment to create a business culture founded on trust, respect and integrity. We are very proud of the relationships we have with our customers, our suppliers and our staff.”
Indeed, Pegasus World is now one of the key players in the competitive UK’s hospitality textiles market, a reflection of the company’s first-class service and client trust.
Robert Beaumont, speaking on behalf of Pegasus, added: “Our passion and our commitment to hard work and to our customers have enabled us from a grow substantially from a modest start in 2006 to the successful company we are today. But we won’t be complacent and won’t stand still. We are constantly looking to expand.”
“As a consequence of these excellent results, we are launching Curo Freight, which will make us the only supplier of quality textiles in the UK to have our own bespoke delivery service, which will massively enhance the service to our customers.”
The company recently celebrated its 20th anniversary with a magnificent party at the RAC Club in London’s West End, where the keynote speech was made by the Conservative Party chairman Kevin Hollinrake MP.
Robert also stressed the company’s commitment to sustainability and ethical practices, saying: “Via our Pegasus Better World division, we work towards a brighter future where business ethics and social responsibility intersect, creating a better world both today and in the future.”
