STRATEGIC INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIP

CREATING A VERTICALLY INTEGRATED ADVANCED ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING PLATFORM HERE IN THE BRITISH ISLES.


MCM ENGINEERING GROUP is developing a vertically integrated advanced engineering and manufacturing platform the combines R&D, engineering design, additive manufacturing, composite technologies and precision manufacturing within a single organisation By integrating these capabilities, the company aims to support Defence, Aerospace, Maritime, Select Motorsport and other high-value industries with advanced lightweight engineering solutions.


HEADQUARTERED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

OUR BUSINESS MODEL IS VERTICAL INTEGRATION

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ALL OPERATIONS IN IRELAND

OUR TARGET SECTORS ARE ; DEFENCE, AEROSPACE, MARITIME AND MOTORSPORT


SEEKING £650,000 / €760,000 IN STRATEGIC INVESTMENT

Supporting the establishment of an advanced engineering and manufacturing capability serving strategically important industries across the British Isles.

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THE STRATEGIC LANDSCAPE

The global engineering landscape is undergoing a period of unprecedented transformation with Industry 4.0. Rising Defence expenditure, increasing investment in sovereign industrial capability and accelerating adoption of advanced manufacturing technologies are reshaping the industries MCM ENGINEERING GROUP has been established to serve. Understanding these trends provides important


GLOBAL DEFENCE EXPENDITURE

WHY IS DEMAND FOR ADVANCED ENGINEERING CAPABILITY CONTINUING TO GROW ?

WHY IT MATTERS

Global defence expenditure reached a record US$2.72 trillion in 2024, representing a 37.4% increase since 2015 and marking the tenth consecutive year of growth. Annual spending rose by 9.4% between 2023 and 2024 alone, reflecting sustained investment in defence modernisation, advanced technologies and industrial capability. As governments continue to strengthen national security and supply chain resilience, demand for advanced engineering and high-performance manufacturing is expected to remain a long-term strategic priority.

Source:

  • Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), Trends in World Military Expenditure 2024.


INVESTMENT IN ADVANCED ENGINEERING CAPABILITY

WHAT LEVEL OF LONG-TERM INVESTMENT IS SUPPORTING ADVANCED ENGINEERING ACROSS IRELAND, THE UK AND EUROPE?

KEY INSIGHT

Governments across the British Isles and Europe are making sustained long-term investments to strengthen industrial capability, defence readiness and technological innovation. The United Kingdom’s Ten-year Defence Equipment Plan, Irelands National Development Plan, Horizon Europe, the UK National Wealth Fund and the European Defence Fund collectively represent more than £540 Billion of strategic investment alone. Allocated to support infrastructure, innovation, industrial ecosystems in which advanced engineering businesses operate. These programmes are helping create sustained demand for organisations capable of developing and manufacturing high-value engineering solutions

Source:

  • UK Ministry of Defence - Defence Equipment Plan 2024-2034

  • Government of Ireland - National Development Plan 2021 -2030

  • European Commission - Horizon Europe 2021-2027

  • UK Government - National Wealth Fund

  • European Commission - European Defence Fund 2021-2027


defence & industrial innovation priorities

WHICH ENGINEERING CAPABILITIES ARE BECOMING STRATEGICALLY IMPORTANT ACROSS DEFENCE & ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

KEY INSIGHT

Defence and advanced industrial strategies are increasingly focused on developing sovereign capability in advanced manufacturing, materials engineering, digital systems and resilient supply chains. These priorities reflect a shift from traditional procurement models towards the development of integrated industrial ecosystems capable of designing, producing and sustaining complex technologies. For engineering organisations operating across defence, aerospace and high-performance manufacturing sectors, these trends create opportunities to support programmes requiring advanced materials, lightweight structures, precision manufacturing and rapid innovation cycles.

SOURCES:

  • UK Ministry of Defence - Defence Industrial Strategy

  • NATO - Emerging and Disruptive Technologies Priorities

  • European Commission - Defence and Industrial Capability Programmes

  • Government of Ireland - Defence and Enterprise Strategies



MEAsured benifits of integrated engineering

CAN ENGINEERING INTEGRATION IMPROVE PROGRAMME PERFORMANCE ?

KEY INSIGHTS

Published research by the National institute of Standards and Technology has shown that organisations implementing concurrent and integrated engineering methodologies achieved measurable improvements across multiple performance indicators.

Case studies involving major defence contractors reported reductions in development time of up to 60%, project cost of up to 60%, product defects of up to 80% and manufacturing scrap and rework of up to 75%. The conservative values shown (right) illustrate the lower end of these reported improvement, demonstrating how greater engineering integration can improve programme efficiency and delivery performance.

SOURCES:

  • National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

  • NIST - Concurrent Engineering Through Product Data Standards

  • NIST - Supporting Research into Concurrent Engineering and Integrated Product Development

Engineering Integration has repeatedly demonstrated measurable improvements in cost, quality and delivery performance across complex engineering programmes.

industry challanges & market opportunity

“THE FUTURE OF ADVANCED ENGINEERING WILL BE DEFINED NOT ONLY BY WHAT COMPANIES MANUFACTURE, BUT BY HOW EFFICIENTLY THEY INTEGRATE THE ENGINEERING PROCESS”

As engineering programmes become increasingly sophisticated, the traditional model of using multiple independent suppliers across the product lifecycle introduces greater complexity, longer development cycles and increased programme risk. Independent research has consitantly demonstrated that integrating engineering, manufacturing and production activities can significantly improve programme performance, particularly within defence, aerospace and other high-value engineering sectors.


the cost of late engineering changes

WHY IS EARLY ENGINEERING INVOLVEMENT CRITICAL TO PROGRAMME SUCCESS ?

KEY INSIGHTS

Engineering research consistently demonstrates that the cost of implementing design changes increases dramatically as a programme progresses. Modifications identified during the concept phase can often be incorporated with minimal impact, where as the same changes introduced during production or in-service operation may require redesign, tooling modifications, production disruption and revalidation. This exponential increase in cost reinforces the importance of integrating engineering, manufacturing and production considerations as early as possible within the development cycle.

SOURCES

  • NASA Systems Engineering Handbook

  • INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook

  • NIST - Concurrent Engineering Through Product Data Standards

The earlier engineering challenges are identified, the lower the impact on programme cost, schedule and technical risk.

Engineering Integration has repeatedly demonstrated measurable improvements in cost, quality and delivery performance across complex engineering programmes.

MCM.EG - BUILT WITH INTENT


WE BELIEVE THE NEXT GENERATION BELONGS TO INTEGRATED ENGINEERING.


MCM ENGINEERING GROUP has been established around five engineering principles that believe will define the next generation of advanced manufacturing businesses. These principles will guide our investment decisions, capability development and long-term strategy.


ENGINEERING FIRST

Competitive advantage is increasingly created during engineering, where decisions determine performance, manufacturing and lifecycle cost.

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INNOVATION MATtERS

Bringing critical engineering disciplines together reduces complexity, improves collaboration and supports more efficient programmes delivery.

02

LIghTweight wins

Advanced materials and composite technologies continue to replace conventional structures across high-performance applications.

03

CApability is resilience

Organisations with broad in-house capability are better positioned to respond to changing customer requirements and evolving strategic priorities.

04

Manufacturing must adapt

Digital manufacturing, automation and additive technologies are reshaping how complex engineering products are designed and produced.

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some companies need capital. others need partners.


MCM ENGINEERING GROUP IS BEING BUILT ALONGSIDE PEOPLE WHO CAN CONTRIBUTE MORE THAT INVESTMENT ALONG. WE VALUE STRATEGIC INSIGHT, ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING EXPERTISE, COMMERCIAL LEADERSHIP AND MEANINGFUL INDUSTRY RELATIONSHIPS JUST AS HIGHLY AS CAPITAL.

ALONGSIDE PRIVATE INVESTMENT, WE ARE ACTIVELY PURSUING NON-DILUTIVE INNOVATION FUNDING THROUGH PROGRAMMES SUCH AS DASA AND INNOVATE UK AS A PART OF A DISCIPLINED CAPITAL STRATEGY.

IF YOU SEE VALUE IN BUILDING BUSINESS THIS WAY, WE’D BE PLEASED TO DISCUSS OUR INVESTMENT MEMORANDUM AND BEIGIN THE CONVESTATION