Having recently completed a contract worth some £450,000 to protect the glass of Terminal Buildings one and two of Changi Airport in Singapore, Pentagon Protection – whose window film protects against bomb blasts and other forms of attack – has won a further £750,000 of orders in the international market in the past two months.
The order book, which is now close to £1m, could double, or even treble, if discussions taking place in the Far East and Middle East prove fruitful or if the threatened terrorist attack on London takes place.
Pentagon broke even in the first half of this year and chief executive Graham Bannerman is hopeful of being able to report a move into profits in the not-too-distant future. A broker’s note from Seymour Pierce, due in the next few weeks, may provide a clue.
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