Pump Technology Ltd Sponsors London Broncos

16 April 2024

Pump Technology Ltd, one of the UK’s largest supplier of wastewater and sewage pumping systems, has completed a sponsorship deal with Rugby League’s London Broncos.

The Pump Technology Ltd logo will now feature on the back of the team’s shirts and will also feature on pitch-side boards and various other promotional media associated with the club.


Ever since Jeremy Brownlee, the company’s Chairman and an ex rugby player himself, founded Pump Technology Ltd over thirty years ago they have supported and been involved with rugby in all its forms, from youth sides right up to the professional game.


In fact, they are now a major supporter of the London Irish Foundation (who were instrumental in making this deal work) and who they support in the community they work with. LIF also intend to regularly run charity events at the Broncos games.


Jonathan Barker, Pump Technology Ltd’s MD comments: “We are excited to have been able to secure the back-of-the-shirts spot and know


that this will increase our brand visibility across the media. We look forward to a long and successful relationship with London Broncos, utilising this to develop our work in the community with our friends at the London Irish Foundation”.


About London Broncos - London Broncos RL is a professional Rugby League Team in the South East of England, based in West London but with fans across the South of England and beyond. The club plays in the Super League, the highest tier of British Professional RL, and is well known for its successful Women’s team and Lion’s Development Programme which aims to integrate the sport into local schools/clubs and develop the next generation of Elite Rugby League talent in the South of England.


Head of Commercial, Mark Kemp, says “We are delighted to have Jeremy, Jonathan & all the guys at Pump Technology involved with us through this sponsorship. We would like to thank Andy and his team at the London Irish Foundation for the introduction and bringing this partnership together and we are all looking forward to working together over the coming season and beyond”.


Pump Technology Ltd specialises in supplying equipment from all of the major wastewater and sewage pumping manufacturers and hold extensive stocks in their Aldermaston warehouses.


The group also incudes – LeeSan (Marine Sanitation), Pegasus Pumps (Custom Tank Manufacturers), Pump Technology Services Ltd (Pump Commissioning and Servicing) and Cinderella UK (UK distributors of Cinderella Incineration Toilets).


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