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BLK BOX is one of the leading manufacturers of strength and conditioning equipment, specialising in the design and fit-out of world-class training facilities. Its customer base includes most of the Premier League football clubs (and a lot of the players) and has a long-term contract with PureGym to work on their global network of facilities. Philip Cunliffe sat down with founder and ceo Greg Bradley to learn more about the company’s growth journey and his plans for 2024.

FITNESS equipment maker Blk Box in Newtownabbey is flexing its muscles after a new round of equity was pumped into the company.

A company that manufactures gym equipment for some of the biggest sports teams and brands in Ireland and the UK has been fined £5,000 for polluting the Three Mile River in Co Antrim.

THREE companies from Northern Ireland are among 148 recipients announced in The King’s Awards for Enterprise, the UK’s most prestigious business awards.

Whiterock Finance has passed a significant funding milestone as it celebrates its tenth year, having provided finance to a Newtownabbey-based strength and conditioning equipment manufacturer.

JANUARY American card processing company TSYS, formerly known as Cayan, said it was cutting 120 jobs in Belfast and Derry and moving the roles to the US and the Philippines.

Black-owned businesses in Toronto can use all the love they can get right now, and one woman is on a mission to give them the exposure they deserve...

Making It Work: Belfast gym equipment company goes from strength to strength Blk Box sells its products to gyms and sporting bodies around the world, and is now expanding its offering to consumers at home 29th January, 2021 Gregory Bradley, the founder of Blk Box, sells to the likes of Arsenal FC, Kerry GAA and Irish Rugby As the founder of Blk Box, Gregory Bradley is at the helm of a growing company with annual revenues of £10 million and ambitious plans for expansion ...

Jon: thank you. jenna: what was called a promising lead turns into another false alarm and the search for malaysian airlines flight 370. australian pilot says his crew spotted at least four large orange objects in the indian ocean but now australian officials say those turned out to be nothing but fishing equipment. they say the search for the jetliner will continue. it is a race against time as weve said as the batteries in the blk box will soon expire. meantime, community of malaysian chinese ...