It was recently announced that EU leaders have agreed to give the UK an extension until 31 January 2020 to get a Brexit deal through parliament.
Simon Lohse, managing director of Rational UK, said: “Whatever happens, Rational is totally committed to the UK market. The company is very positive about its future in the UK, and is making plans to ensure that any potential disruption does not impact on its customers.”
Rational employs 72 people in the UK & Ireland and despite tough economic conditions, sales have continued to grow in 2019. Rational UK has set up contingency plans, so whatever happens with Brexit they will continue to deliver and support UK customers.
Lohse added: “Our German colleagues have been hugely supportive in the investments we have had to make in the UK to prepare for any Brexit scenarios.
“We hope our forward planning for future growth, and our continued investment in the UK market, will give our customers and distributors some peace of mind.”