Each year, Lancashire Business View compiles the Hot 100 list to celebrate the most successful businesses in the region.
The list focuses on those that exhibit impressive growth trajectories, sustainable reputation, and significant contributions to the local economy.
In the top 100, there are plenty of Fylde Coast businesses among some of the county’s most profitable SMEs as well as a whole host of new entries into the list.
So here are all of the Fylde Coast businesses named in Lancashire Business View’s Hot 100 list for 2024:

7. Addison Project, Thornton-Cleveleys
Rank 54 | Addison is a multi-discipline engineering firm delivering services ranging from principal design to project management, including process, civil, mechanical, electrical, control, safety, construction and demolition. The company also operates its own academy to undertake in-house training and during the year was awarded the RoSPA Order of Distinction in recognition of outstanding health and safety. | Addison Project

8. A&G Precision and Sons, Poulton-le-Fylde
Rank 50 | A&G is a third-generation family business which has been manufacturing high precision components for more than 30 years. The company serves markets including civil and defence aircraft, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals and Formula 1. | NW

9. Palis Global, Blackpool
Rank 41 | Palis Global sells wholesale a range of fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, and packaged food and drinks to retailers and caterers. Turnover increased this year by more than 60%, up to £6.8m, resulting in a more than 76% increase in pre-tax profits, up to £2.2m. | NW

10. ACL Wholesale, Blackpool
Rank 35 | ACL WHolesale is an independent building materials wholesaler and distributor focused predominantly on catering to trade customers. Its services range from timber cutting, brick matching and paint mixing to project design and support with planning applications. | ACL Wholesale

11. Smiths Equipment Hire, Blackpool
Rank 30 | Smiths stocks a range of plant, equipment and DIY tools available to hire across the North of England. An additional training division delivers a range of programmes relating to machinery use and health and safety. The Smith family enterprise began as a coal merchant more than 150 years ago and has been in the hire business for more than half a century. | NW

12. Ameon, Blackpool
Rank 24 | Ameon provides mechanical and electrical engineering services for construction projects in the public and private sectors, including education, industrial, sport, healthcare, accommodation and retail. The company’s work falls into three categories: major contracts, special contracts on large industrial sites and aftercare, facilities management and maintenance. | Ameon


