Forel Team Celebrates G24 Awards Win

Date: 9 December 2024
Source: Forel
Forel Team Celebrates G24 Awards Win
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Forel

Date: 9 December 2024

Forel proudly wins the Machinery Innovation award at the G Awards 2024, highlighting its commitment to innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction.

The award was presented during a gala evening at the Hilton Park Lane in London on November 29th. In the presence of leading companies from the UK and Irish glass and window industries, Forel’s dedication to innovation and excellence was celebrated on one of the sector's biggest stages.

“We extend our gratitude to the finalists, judges, partners, and customers who make this journey possible. Most importantly, we thank our incredible team for their relentless commitment to delivering outstanding products and services,” said Brian McDonald, CEO of Forel UK & Ireland. “Winning this award on our first attempt is an immense honor and a milestone we will treasure.”

The G Awards, the UK’s premier event for the glass and window industry, has recognized over 250 winners and countless finalists during its 20-year history, celebrating excellence and fostering connections within the industry.

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