Telecoms firm Pure Comms is celebrating a record 12 months in which its turnover went above £2m for the first time in its seven-year history.
The firm, which has offices near Clevedon and in St Austell, Cornwall, posted a record turnover of £2.1m for the year ending February 2016 – up 56% on the previous year and much higher than the £1.7m it had forecast. 
Pure Comms works with a range of high-profile clients, providing a range of telecoms and IT products and services.
CEO and founder Rob Vivian, pictured, said the record-breaking year was a combination of the acquisition of new clients and growth of its existing customers – with big brand customers such as the Cooperative Group awarding it more contracts to oversee.
He said: “We are obviously delighted with the results that have been achieved this year. Business is hard but made doubly so when you start in the middle of a recession. But thanks to the brilliant team here and our continued investment in technology and resources, we’ve managed to achieve year on year growth.”
As well as exceeding its growth targets for 2016, the firm also held several charity fundraising events throughout the year including Rob’s sponsored trek to the summit of Mount Kinabalu in Borneo.
Altogether, Pure Comms raised more than £6,000 for its chosen charity, Children’s Hospice South West.
Pure Comms specialises in providing bespoke telecoms and IT products and services for businesses of all sizes including lines/calls, VoIP (voice over internet protocol), leased lines, cabling, mobiles, wi-fi services for businesses as well as IT support.
