Warwick engineering business 3P innovation is celebrating receiving its third royal award in six years, having been recognised with a prestigious King's Award for Enterprise for Innovation earlier this year.

Based at its Tournament Fields engineering campus, 3P innovation works with leading pharmaceutical and medical device companies worldwide to develop high-performance automation systems that help bring next-generation healthcare products to market.

This latest award recognises the company's expertise which spans bespoke automation and pharmaceutical equipment.

The award recognises the company's cryoFIL® automated cryovial filling platform, which has been developed to help address key manufacturing challenges in the rapidly growing cell and gene therapy sector.

Nick Brooks, managing director at 3P innovation, said: "Receiving a King's Award for Enterprise is a tremendous achievement for our team and reflects the hard work, expertise and commitment that has gone into developing cryoFIL®.

"This innovation addresses a real challenge facing advanced therapy manufacturers and has the potential to help more life-changing treatments reach patients.

"We are proud to be a Warwickshire business competing on a global stage and delighted that our achievements have been recognised through this prestigious award."

While 3P innovation is headquartered in the UK, its reach is global, with a network of sales agents spanning markets including the United States, Japan, India and Europe.

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This follows investment in the company's UK engineering capability which has included investing £9 million in its Tournament Fields campus in Warwick.

As the business has grown, 3P innovation has worked with Warwickshire Skills Hub, part of Warwickshire County Council, to access recruitment support and workforce development advice.