This most recent investment will enable the business to further develop its infrastructure, including sales resource, to allow for the considerable growth forecast over the next 12 months.
Managing director Jon White, said: “Since Finance Yorkshire’s initial investment in the business we have doubled in size and are aiming to achieve the same level of growth within the foodservice sector over the coming 12 months.
“Once again, the capital from Finance Yorkshire comes at a crucial time for Enjays and it will allow us to put the infrastructure in place to facilitate that level of growth as well as invest in innovation and new concepts.
“We produce everything within the UK and our core strengths now span the pancake and waffle category which means we have a compelling offer for customers across both the foodservice and retail sectors.”
Much of Enjays’ current growth is down to the creation of targeted products for the foodservice sector, particularly a school compliant, reduced sugar range which is proving very popular not just within the education sector but also with colleges and healthcare.
The business has also recently introduced its Waffletops brand, a range of coated, topped waffles aimed at the coffee shop sector as an alternative to muffins and cookies.