Stiltz Lifts ranks seventh in the Sunday Times Lloyds SME Export Track 100, achieving 146% annual export growth driven by strong sales in the USA, Germany, and France.
Stiltz Lifts Ranks In Top Ten Of Britain’s Fast Growing Sme Exporters

Stiltz Lifts has been ranked as one of Britain’s fastest growing SME exporters after being listed as seventh in the third annual Sunday Times Lloyds SME Export Track 100.
The report ranks small and medium-sized (SME) enterprises with the fastest-growing international sales over the past two years.
At Stiltz Lifts, we have now installed our home lifts in more than 20 countries and the company was the highest-ranked business in the West Midlands. Strong sales in the USA, Germany and France helped us increase exports by 146 per cent per year to £3.2million in 2016.
The research was carried out by Fast Track who has published league tables of top-performing private companies with The Sunday Times for the last 20 years.
Stiltz was founded in 2010 with the launch of the hugely popular Stiltz Duo Home Lift. The phenomenal success of the Duo led to the release of several more products including the Stiltz Trio Home Lift, which can accommodate a standard-sized wheelchair and the contemporary and clear-sided Stiltz Vista lift. We have also expanded our operations with dedicated offices in the North (West Yorkshire), the Midlands (West Midlands) and the South (Berkshire).
Last year, Stiltz also introduced the Lifton Home Lift brand to the market. Positioned as a premium product, the brand sits well alongside Stiltz own range. New products are due to be launched later this year.
Stiltz Lifts Chairman Mike Lord said: “I’m extremely proud of the hardworking team at Stiltz Lifts. To achieve this level of success in such a short space of time is testament to our innovative home lift technology, the commitment of the staff and the fact that there is a growing global need for our products.”
Gareth Oakley, managing director SME banking at Lloyds Banking Group, the title sponsor, said: “For businesses that take the leap to trade overseas, the rewards can be significant – the strong growth achieved by this year’s SME Export Track 100 is proof of that.”
The Government’s International Trade Secretary Liam Fox said: “Companies are seizing the huge international demand for innovative UK products and services.”
Customer Testimonials
My experience with Stiltz Homelifts. Just over a month ago, I had my Stiltz lift installed and I am so pleased with it. The workmen that came and fitted it were very professional and knew what they were doing. They were so professional I would not hesitate to recommend Stiltz lifts to anybody.
Excellent from beginning to end – and beyond.
Everybody we dealt with at Stiltz was very helpful and efficient, from the initial meeting with Nick Sale, the sales rep, thorough technical inspection, the builders, installers, plumber, electrician, and excellent follow up service and attention. My husband’s life is transformed and mine is much easier. Thank you Stiltz.
An excellent company from the first contact to the completed project. All personnel were friendly and very polite but stayed extremely professional throughout. Having been in the construction industry for over 40 years I was aware the preparation work was carried out to a high standard by the best of trades people. The lift itself can not be faulted both the operation and aesthetics.
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