Austen Buchan

Mo+Co Secures £1M in Global Energy Sector Business

Aberdeen-based Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) manufacturer and supplier Mo+Co announced securing over £1 million in international orders over the last

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Aberdeen-based Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) manufacturer and supplier Mo+Co announced securing over £1 million in international orders over the last 6 months. The contracts provide specialised protective workwear to energy clients across Africa, Australia, and South America.

This expansion highlights Mo+Co’s strategic focus on overseas markets to grow the business.

Managing Director Austen Buchan shared: “This growth underpins our commitment to international expansion and continued innovation. It reflects our team’s hard work and the trust our clients place in us to deliver best-in-class PPE solutions.

“At Mo+Co, we believe in forging strong partnerships with our clients. As we continue to evolve and adapt, our priority remains on equipping the global energy workforce with the highest standard of protective workwear solutions, tailored to their unique needs and safety.”

With a 20-year track record of safeguarding energy professionals, Mo+Co remain focused on advancing its business to equip the workforce on an international scale. Central to their approach is R&D expertise, partnering with clients to pioneer industry-leading products.

Mo+Co developed their own brand, Diablo, to bring to market high-quality and cost-effective PPE solutions for the market. With sustainability at the forefront, and through research and innovation, they are now forging ahead in developing sustainable workwear to meet the evolving needs of industries while minimising environmental impact.

Founded in 2002 Mo+Co combine bespoke garment design with personalised branding and swift global delivery, catering to the unique requirements of each client. Beyond energy, they serve customers in rail, recycling, renewables, transport, and utilities.

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