Glasgow based Bullet Express has defied Brexit, the pandemic and the cost-of-living crisis to transform its operations over the last three years. Managing director John McKail, who joined the group in 2020, explains to David Craik how investment, a sound growth strategy and hard work by its employees has made it happen.
IT’S EARLY December and Bullet Express managing director John McKail has just told Transport News that he is looking forward to a ‘nice Christmas break’.
He and the rest of the 155 employees at the Bothwell, Glasgow based group certainly deserve a few days of mince pies, crackers and re-runs of Only Fools and Horses.
Despite the economic turbulence of 2022 the business is on track to record double digit percentage profit growth this financial year, continuing to deliver on a bold expansion plan launched in the early days of the first Covid lockdown back in 2020.
