Rising demand for cross-border customs compliance services has sparked a significant phase of expansion for our business. We are proud to announce a £500,000 investment that will create 15 new jobs and officially mark our transition and rebrand from Allied Fleet Services to Allied Group.
Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Armagh—with operations scaling across the UK, Ireland, Europe, and India—this evolution reflects our transition into a comprehensive, multi-service customs, compliance, and logistics support provider.
Alongside the rebrand, we have relocated to a new, state-of-the-art headquarters at Edenaveys Industrial Estate in Armagh, giving us the operational capacity to continue scaling our workforce and our service offerings.
Driven by Record Growth and Industry Demand
This £500k investment reflects the sheer scale of the organisation’s recent growth. Following a 45% increase in revenue in 2024 and a further 12% rise in 2025, our workforce has steadily expanded.
This financial uplift has been driven primarily by the rapid expansion of our customs and regulatory compliance services. As businesses seek greater support to navigate the complexities of trading in and from Northern Ireland, accurate and compliant cross-border customs support has never been more critical. Today, we are proud to support a diverse portfolio of clients, ranging from private individuals to multinational manufacturers, FMCG firms, transportation operators, and healthcare providers.
Introducing the Three Pillars of Allied Group
To better serve our expanding client base, our transition to Allied Group brings our core services together under three distinct, specialist divisions:
Allied Customs: Delivering expert, frictionless, and fully compliant customs clearance across the UK, Ireland, and Europe.
Allied Freight: Providing end-to-end freight forwarding and tailored logistics solutions.
Allied CBAM: A newly formed division dedicated to supporting businesses as they prepare for the imminent introduction of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).
Preparing Clients for the Future of Trade
The launch of our dedicated CBAM division is a direct response to growing market uncertainty. With importers facing stringent new carbon disclosure requirements, increased audit scrutiny, and the risk of heavy financial penalties for non-compliance, Allied CBAM ensures our clients have the regulatory expertise required to avoid operational disruption.
Stephen McAneney, Founder and Director of Allied Group, commented on the milestone:
“This investment represents a major milestone for our organisation and reflects the significant growth we have achieved in recent years. Customs and compliance sit at the heart of what we do, and the transition to Allied Group reflects the natural evolution of our organisation as we expand our service offering through our three specialist divisions.
“The creation of new jobs, our move to larger headquarters in Armagh, and the launch of our new website will give us the capacity to support more customers, more efficiently, across increasingly complex regulatory and cross-border environments. Our priority is to ensure businesses have the clarity, capability, and confidence they need to trade without disruption.”
As the regulatory landscape becomes more complex, our role remains simple: to provide our clients with certainty. We ensure that your goods keep moving, protected, compliant, and penalty-free.
