SolderKing Meets His Majesty The King Following Prestigious International Trade Award

SolderKing Meets His Majesty The King Following Prestigious International Trade Award

SolderKing Assembly Materials Ltd. attended a reception at Windsor Castle with His Majesty The King following the company’s King’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade. The UK manufacturer of soldering consumables was recognised for exceptional export performance, with overseas sales growing 71% over three years. Since its establishment in 2018, SolderKing has demonstrated remarkable international…


SolderKing Assembly Materials Ltd. attended a reception at Windsor Castle with His Majesty The King following the company’s King’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade. The UK manufacturer of soldering consumables was recognised for exceptional export performance, with overseas sales growing 71% over three years.

Since its establishment in 2018, SolderKing has demonstrated remarkable international growth. Exports now account for 44% of the company’s total revenue, serving customers across Ireland, Scandinavia, and Central Europe through a combination of direct supply and strategic distributor partnerships.

Chris Ward, Chief Operating Officer at SolderKing, said: “Meeting His Majesty The King at Windsor Castle was an incredible honour that reflects the dedication of our entire team. This recognition validates our commitment to delivering high-quality British-manufactured soldering solutions to the international electronics industry.

“The award also reinforces our position as a trusted international partner for electronics manufacturers. We’re committed to continuing this growth trajectory while maintaining the quality and technical support that our customers rely on.”

SolderKing’s success reflects the broader strength of UK manufacturing in global markets, with the company’s export strategy demonstrating how specialised technical expertise can drive international competitiveness.

The company continues to explore new European markets while expanding its product range based on customer feedback and evolving industry requirements.


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