The new factory employs 300 people who build technology for heavy industry and motorsport.
Australian businessman Andrew Forrest, founder of iron ore firm Fortescue, opened the facility in Kidlington, Oxfordshire. He initially approached British manufacturer Williams Advanced Engineering as a client, before buying it and creating the new factory.
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