Vitavox has been providing naval and military communications systems, including military-grade loudspeakers, microphones and other sound reproducing equipment to MoD's across the world for 80 years since its inception in 1930 when its founder, Leonard Young a former merchant seaman established a business to produce explosion proof loudspeaker systems for naval customers. The business took off during World War 2 and Vitavox systems have been on the majority of Royal Navy ships and submarines to the present day. Secomak was established by the Russel brothers in 1930 and the two companies came together under the umbrella of Halma Pic. John Moore, then a Director of Secomak undertook a Management Buyout in 2005. The Company now employs 35 people and has a current turnover of £6.1 million per annum.
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