Company Timeline

Nathan Winch begins speaking at events aimed at young entrepreneurs in the UK. Invited to multiple engagements throughout the following years.

WinchPharma move into the Digital Media Centre office campus in Huddersfield, close to the university where the Winch & Co founders were studying at the time in Molecular Biology, Business Management and Computer Sciences.

Winch & Co move into office space in Leeds city centre.

After a successful product placement in various mail order catalogues, WinchPharma launches new range of health and beauty products aimed primarily at the skincare market.

Nathan Winch and Winch & Co agrees deal to buy out the original seed investors of WinchPharma, including serial entrepreneur and private investor, Mike Greene.

Nathan Winch and the board of directors agree a sale of WinchPharma Group to Byotrol plc, a strategic move by the chemical supplier in order to inherit the NHS contracts and supply frameworks.

Nathan Winch and his team help WinchPharma win a key direct contract with a North East NHS trust, fitting over 350 wall-mounted hand sanitiser units throughout the hospital campus and signing up to supply product long term.

After the natural expansion into the personal hygiene and care industry, Nathan Winch wins manufacturing contract to supply Betterware and Kleeneze (later becoming EasyLife) with their shampoo, moisturiser and lotion products.

Nathan Winch designs and develops monitoring and stockpiling automation technology for hand sanitiser usage in hospitals as another route to market for the products and services.

WinchPharma and the team exhibit at the national Infection Prevention and Control Conference in the Glasgow NEC. This was the first time the company had a presence at a large-scale industry exhibition event.