William Gilbert Covey

James Jones & Sons Ltd. provides sawmilling and timber preservation services. Its products include sawn timber, JJI-jolsts, harvesting, haulage, co-products and pallets. The company was founded in 1905 and is headquartered in Larbert, the United Kingdom.

Stella Jones International SA operates as a holding company with interest in manufacturing pressure treated wood products. The company is headquartered in Luxembourg.

Part of James Jones & Sons Ltd., GT Timber Ltd. is a British company that specializes in manufacturing bespoke home grown fencing, pallet, and packaging timbers. The company is based in Durham, UK. The company's aim is to provide high-quality timber products that can help build fences, pallets, and improve business reputation. GT Timber was acquired by James Jones & Sons Ltd. on March 01, 2021.

SWL Ltd. is a private company based in Edinburgh, UK that provides forest, estate, and land-related services. The British company specializes in woodland carbon capture for both commercial conifers and native woodland. The company has a dedicated management team that delivers and supports GIS systems-based mapping services for their managers and clients. The company operates with the highest standards of safety and environmental awareness. Additionally, their investment division offers tailored services for individuals, corporate, and institutional investors.

TWP Packaging Ltd. manufactures pallets and packaging products. It produces wooden pallets, EPAL pallets, packing cases, packing crates, wooden waste disposal, potato boxes, corrugated packaging, plastic and plywood pallets. The company was incorporated on May 8, 1998 and is headquartered in Gateshead, the United Kingdom.

Lancashire Saw Co. Ltd. is a British company that manufactures and services bandsaw blades. The company is based in Blackburn, UK.

Sonicedge Ltd. was founded in 1995 and has developed a breakthrough speaker-in-chip technology that generates sound from ultrasound. Sonicedge is based in Durham, UK, and has subsidiaries in the United Kingdom. The SE1000, the world's smallest speaker, includes two semiconductor chips: a MEMS chip that generates sound and an ASIC that drives the MEMS chip. The British company aims to revolutionize sound by offering unparalleled quality through an exceptionally small speaker. The technology has multiple applications, including earbuds, AR/VR headphones, and hearing aids.