Seabrook Crisps has targeted the south of England after securing a £6.5m capital injection from HSBC.
The Bradford-based company said the funding will allow it to invest £2.5m in new infrastructure this year and improve distribution in the south.
Seabrook's, which employs in excess of 150 people, aims to more than double its turnover to £63m by 2015.
In the past year the business has secured more than 5,000 new stockists and increased sales volume by 48.5 per cent.
Martin Lunt, HSBC’s head of corporate banking in Yorkshire and the North East, said: "Seabrook has established itself as one of the most successful businesses in the region and built an enviable brand.
"The company has succeeded in spite of tough economic conditions and we look forward to supporting the team delivering its growth strategy."
Source: Yorkshire Insider
