Breathe Technologies surpasses half-year targets with strong growth

Warehouse integration specialist realises success from proprietary software and growth in demand for automation projects

Exceptional Performance

Breathe Technologies is thrilled to build on Q1 success with half year sales revenues approaching 20% over target.  This surge is driven by a combination of new customer acquisitions and new orders from existing clients. Project deliveries remain on target, ensuring revenue realisation is as forecast, enabling the business to confidently implement its growth plans.  The future pipeline shows robust growth in Breathe’s core e-commerce and fashion sectors with additional expansion into grocery warehousing.

Breathe Technologies extensive automation capability is the foundation of its AI powered software platform, Orquestr8.  The software sales pipeline, especially pick optimization, is set to significantly boost revenue and profit margins in the second half of 2024. With a strong pipeline already in place for 2025, pick optimisation is rapidly establishing itself within the UK supply chain sector.

Driving Process Improvements

Strategic partnerships remain solid.  New collaborations with those at the forefront of warehouse automation have expanded Breathe Technologies offer and paved the way for combined automated warehouse and software systems that truly boost retailers ability to plan for increased demand and navigate continued economic uncertainty.

David Carroll, CEO, commented, “This exceptional performance underscores our innovative, agile approach and ability to deliver.  Successfully balancing product development and project delivery can be challenging but as a result we offer our customers measurable improvements and a much faster return on investment.

We are very excited about the future and our team continue to be central to this. As we evolve it is a priority to genuinely support all team members, nurturing current and future talent in a way that reflects the diversity of the established and emerging workforce in our sector.”