Amirose London Holdings PLC (AQSE:ALH) director Mitchell Field talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s business model, recent listing, and growth strategy in the personal care contract manufacturing sector. Field explained that while Amirose London has operated for 15 years, its contract manufacturing business only began in March 2023. He noted: "We reversed itself into a manufacturing contract business based out in Thetford, up in the Norfolk area." The company specialises in full-service personal care manufacturing, working with 60 customers and producing for 150-200 brands, including well-known names like Philip Kingsley, Umberto Giannini, Trevor Sorbie, and Nicky Clarke. Field highlighted, "The customer comes to us for a full service... we fulfil it." Field also discussed the company's differentiator: its ability to invest in customer projects through special purpose vehicles, not just provide manufacturing services. He emphasised that the current facility is operating at only 18% of its total capacity, providing room for significant growth. Financially, Amirose London expects to exceed £14 million in revenue for the 2025/26 year from its core business alone. The company is also seeing opportunities from global supply chain shifts, as companies relocate manufacturing from China and Israel to the UK. Looking ahead, Field outlined several growth drivers, including the establishment of innovation departments focusing on clinical trials for personal care products and licensing opportunities involving celebrity-backed fragrance brands. The company’s recent listing on the Aquis Exchange aims to secure capital to fund these expansion plans. For more interviews and updates, visit Proactive's YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to the channel, and enable notifications to stay up to date. #AmiroseLondon #ContractManufacturing #PersonalCare #AquisExchange #BusinessGrowth #ClinicalTrials #SupplyChain #ManufacturingUK #FragranceMarket #Investing #BeautyIndustry #ProactiveInvestors