Limerick firm to increase workforce to 140 after 'weathering Covid storm'

The firm expects “a positive and sustainable return to growth” after the Covid crisis

Pictured at the Takumi engineering facility in Raheen, Limerick (L-R) are outgoing chief executive Gerry Reynolds and incoming chief executive Donal Galligan. 

Limerick engineering firm, Takumi, said it plans to expand its workforce by 60 to 140 employees after “having weathered the 2020 Covid storm”.

Set up in 1998, the firm has announced new appointments, including naming former Department of Finance general secretary, John Moran to the board.