It is announced today that RJM Corporation (EC) Limited, trading as RJM International, has been honoured with The King’s Award for Enterprise in the International Trade category.
RJM International is one of only 185 organisations nationally to be recognised with a prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise in 2026. Announced today (Wednesday 6th May 2026), the Award acknowledges the company’s outstanding achievement in International Trade.
With group offices in the UK, Ireland, Malaysia, Singapore and the USA, RJM International was founded in 2000 and focuses on devising and implementing emissions reduction and performance improvement technologies for power stations and other large combustion plant – including biomass and Energy from Waste sites – all over the world. Increasingly, RJM is applying its expertise to help its customers transition to low carbon generation.
Commenting on the award, John Goldring, Managing Director of RJM International said, “On behalf of all the team at RJM, I am delighted to accept this most prestigious business award that recognises our recent rapid growth in export sales.
“Power generators the world over are facing similar challenges; how to generate more power, more efficiently, reliably and flexibly, yet do so with a range of fuels and simultaneously with reduced emissions.
“Global uncertainties in terms of fuel availability and price spikes, as well as the transition to lower carbon generation are forcing generators to integrate multi-fuel options, whilst the increase in renewables coming on to the grid means they must be able to increase or decrease generation output at a moment’s notice, yet still remain emissions-compliant.
“Adapting existing plant with RJM’s advanced products and expert services allow our customers to operate reliably and cost-effectively within these new parameters. These are RJM’s core areas of expertise and demonstrates how we have been able to win a range of overseas projects – no matter what the fuel, the firing system or the size of the plant – and help these generators improve their performance.
“Currently we have overseas projects running in Australia, Malaysia, Kosovo, Spain, Turkey and the USA and it is down to the expertise, professionalism, and commitment of our engineers that we are able to develop such innovative solutions that meet the needs of our customers. I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone at RJM for enabling us to be able to enter and ultimately win this most prestigious award,” he confirmed.”
The King’s Awards for Enterprise – previously known as The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise – were renamed in 2023 to reflect His Majesty The King’s commitment to continuing the legacy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in celebrating exceptional UK businesses.
Now in its 60th year, The King’s Awards for Enterprise remain the UK’s most prestigious business accolade.
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