Dudley’s Aluminium appoints new Finance Director to continue successful growth

Manufacturing Wales • 5 December 2023

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Welsh fabricator Dudley’s Aluminium has appointed Pablo Shorney as Finance Director to support its growth plans.


A qualified Chartered Accountant, Pablo has a wealth of experience, having spent a decade supporting SMEs across south Wales and south-west England. He joins the firm from Lexington Corporate Finance, where he has spent the last five years advising SMEs on financial and commercial strategies for growth.


On his appointment, Pablo said: “I'm thrilled to be joining Dudley's as Finance Director at an exciting time in its growth strategy. Dudley's has an exceptional reputation in its industry, built over thirty years, for delivering on prestigious projects across the UK. I'm looking forward to being part of the team and contributing to Dudley's continued success.”

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