List of companies in Sheffield

The following companies are either headquartered or have significant bases in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Sheffield-based

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• A.L. Simpkin & Co. Ltd - confectionery producer
• Ancon Building Products - specialist stainless steel brickwork supports
• Arnold Laver & Co Holdings - UK HQ - timber importer and merchants
• AMK Fencing - Civil engineering and fencing
• Arthur Price & Co. - cutlery manufacturers
• ARUP - engineering consultancy
• B. Braun - UK HQ, medical appliances and surgical instruments manufacturer
• Company of Cutlers in Hallamshire
• DavyMarkham Ltd - HQ - construction engineering
• Department for Work and Pensions - civil service
• Digital Solutions Global Ltd - IT and Project Management services delivery
• Everything Awesome HQ, provision of outdoor adventure activities
• Fluent, Inc. European HQ - computer simulation of fluid dynamics (CFD)
• Forgemasters - HQ for Sheffield Forgemasters International Ltd.
• Gripple - producers of fencing materials
• Henry Boot PLC - FTSE-listed construction company
• Insight Enterprises - computer hardware suppliers
• Irwin Mitchell - HQ of top 50 law firm
• John Wilson - manufacturer of ice skating blades
• Kelham island brewery - micro brewery
• Land Instruments International - manufacturer of industrial infrared temperature measurement devices and gas analysers
• Littlefish - managed IT services
• NAVCA - National Association for Voluntary and Community Action, the national body for Third Sector local infrastructure organisations in England
• OCLC (UK) Ltd. - library automation systems
• Outokumpu (Avesta Polarit) - UK HQ, stainless steel distributor
• Parexel - clinical trials contracts, statistical analysis
• Planet X Bikes - professional bike retailer and manufacturer
• Richlyn Systems - software and website developers
• Razor - AI, Data & Software Consultancy. Manufacturing software author of MIP
• Seven Creative Ltd - Marketing & web development
• SDL International - translation software
• SIG plc - HQ, European supplier of insulation, roofing and commercial interiors
• Spear & Jackson International Ltd -HQ - hand tool manufacturers
• Sumo Digital - games (formerly Infogrames and Gremlin)
• Swann Morton - manufacturer of surgical scalpels
• The Boeing Company - aerospace manufacturer
• Twinkl - online educational publishing house
• Ufi Ltd - EGovernment Online training organisation
• UK Visas and Immigration - part of the Home Office
• Vasanta Group Holdings - a real estate developer
• WANdisco - software producers
• Warp Records - independent record label, who also set up:
  • Bleep.com - an online record-store
  • Warp Films - their film division
• William Stones Ltd - now defunct brewers
• William Whiteley and Sons - manufacturer of scissors

Major presence in Sheffield

• ARM Holdings
• Autodesk - CAD software
• Aviva (formerly Norwich Union - call centre)
• BAE Systems - production of artillery weapons, i.e. 155-mm M777 howitzers ^{[1] [2]}
• BT Group - call centre and local network administration; Plusnet subsidiary HQ
• Cap Gemini - data (Rotherham)
• Capita - public sector outsourcing
• DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary - international law firm (branch office)
• DXC Technology - IT consulting
• George Wimpey - area office, national house builder
• HSBC - bank's national IT centre, and underground data centre at Tankersley
• IBM - IT consulting
• McLaren Automotive - British automotive manufacturer (Corporate Office and Composites Technology Centre located on Seldon Way, Catcliffe, Sheffield S60 5XA)
• Mondelēz International - liquorice allsorts, Jelly Babies, wine gums etc factory
• Nabarro LLP - law firm
• Nationwide Building Society - building society call centre
• NXP Semiconductors - chip design
• Primetals Technologies - mining technology
• Tata Steel Europe - steel maker (bought Corus Group)
• Tesco - regional distribution centre (Clowne)
• Virgin Media - formerly Telewest Broadband, flagship call centre

See also

• Economy of Sheffield

References

1. "BAE Systems to Build New M777 Howitzer Plant: Timeline and Cost Details". Defense Express. 16 November 2024..
2. Oliver, Matt (15 November 2024). "BAE to open new howitzer factory in Sheffield to strengthen support for Ukraine". The Daily Telegraph .