COVID-19 & Brexit Update

By Amy Barton on

As the world continues to tackle the COVID pandemic, alongside adapting to the UK’s departure from the EU, we wanted to provide you with an update regarding our current business situation.

With our facilities based in the UK and Portugal, we have of course been adapting to the ever changing landscape as countries around the world experience varying levels of restrictions. Whilst both countries are currently in lockdown, we have been able to adapt and keep the business fully operational through a combination of remote working and utilisation of the space in each facility. These changes have enabled us to maintain COVID-safe working conditions for all staff who need to be on site.

Despite this, we have experienced some delays in development and production, partly because of these challenges, but more as a result of the strain on the global supply chain. We have also been working hard to support organisations who utilise our cameras in PCR systems, which are the gold standard method for COVID testing. We continue to do all we can to reduce any delays and will aim to provide updates where ever possible.

From a Brexit perspective, we are fortunate to have facilities both in the UK and in the EU. To help reduce any customs implications or delays in shipping, we will be looking to ship all goods from our Lisbon facility, commencing January 2021. There will be no changes to your channels of communication, so please continue to get in touch with your normal points of contact, or via our website contact form. If you have any concerns or questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

We head in to 2021 at full steam and with plenty of projects in the pipeline. Please do get in touch should you have any questions on the topics covered above, or if you have a project you would like to investigate with Atik. Thanks for all of your support through the last 12 months, we certainly look forward to working with you over the next year and beyond!

Jason Evans
Sales and Marketing Director