CMA had a successful day at the House of Commons recently where they took part in "Birmingham - We Still Make Things Manufacturing Showcase".
CMA Moldform was one of nine Birmingham companies that were asked to take part in showcasing Birmingham's manufacturing ability at Westminster in London.
The exhibition, 'Birmingham Day in Parliament' was held on Wednesday March 5th in the Jubilee Room in the Houses of Parliament and was sponsored by the Birmingham Post, and City MPs from the three major parties who came together to host the event: Gisela Stuart (Lab Edgbaston), Andrew Mitchell (Con Sutton Coldfield) and John Hemming (Lib Dem Yardley).
There was a wide selection of MPs and other business leaders in attendance, with full coverage given on BBC and ITV news programmes. Gisela Stuart, MP for Birmingham City unexpectedly held aloft a resin bird, manufactured by CMA, as an illustration during her speech.
Peter Turnock, MD of CMA said: "We were delighted to be invited to take part in the showcase. The growth and success of Birmingham and the resurgence of its manufacturing industry is something to be very proud of.
Caption for image: Gisela Stuart and Andrew Mitchell with the helmet made by CMA Moldform Ltd for the film Prometheus.