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Trade body · SME builders · London

FMB Cymru

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About

FMB Cymru: Trade body, SME builders, London. An active trade body, incorporated in 1941.

FMB Cymru is the Welsh arm of the Federation of Master Builders, the UK's largest trade association for small and medium-sized building companies. According to the FMB website the federation was established in 1941, has around 6,500 vetted members across the UK and is led in Wales by director Ifan Glyn. The federation's head office is in London.

What they offer

  • Representation of SME builders
  • Member vetting and inspection
  • Find a Builder service
  • Dispute resolution
  • Wales policy engagement

Company details

Registered name
Federation of Master Builders Limited
Incorporated
1941 (85 years on the register)
Company status
Active
Company type
Private limited company
Company number
00368163 (Companies House, opens in a new tab)
Registered office
David Croft House, 25 Ely Place, London
Size
Medium-sized business (50 to 249 staff) (estimated)

Source: Companies House public register.

Areas covered

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