Anochrome Group News
There’s always plenty going on across the Anochrome Group’s six companies. Whether it’s innovative new solutions, investment in our facilities or the achievements of our people, you will find the latest news here.
Ultimate performance zinc nickel nanolaminate technology corrosion protection available in the UK
The Anochrome Group has secured the exclusive UK licence for NanoGalv®, a revolutionary zinc nickel nanolaminate coating technology developed by Modumetal, capable of delivering over 10,000 hours of salt spray corrosion protection.
Anochrome Launches New Apprenticeship Programme to Develop Future Talent
The Anochrome Group has launched a new apprenticeship programme, recruiting five young people across its UK businesses in Wolverhampton and Walsall. The initiative underlines the company's commitment to developing future engineering and business talent while supporting long-term growth and succession planning.
Anochrome Group appoints new Chief Financial Officer
The Anochrome Group has appointed Mark Evans as its new Chief Financial Officer. Bringing extensive financial leadership experience across automotive, aerospace and defence sectors, Mark joins the surface coating specialist to help drive growth and expansion following its acquisition by Endless LLP.
Anochrome Group achieves advanced cyber security accreditation
The Anochrome Group has successfully achieved Cyber Essentials Plus accreditation across all four UK facilities, demonstrating its commitment to robust cyber security, data protection and compliance. The accreditation strengthens customer confidence and supports the group's ongoing expansion into the defence sector and pursuit of higher cybersecurity assurance standards.
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