Company Growth Sparks Move for Apollo’s Stephen Molloy

Apollo is delighted to announce a significant move within its team that marks an exciting new chapter for one of their colleagues.

Stephen Molloy, Marine and Mechanical Manager will be relocating to Edinburgh to spearhead Apollo’s expansion into the region. This strategic move is expected to further strengthen Apollo's presence in the Capital and boost the company's growth prospects.

Stephen will be based at the new Apollo office in Fountainbridge, from where he will continue to lead in marine and mechanical engineering services across the energy sector. Stephen will also play a crucial role as the key link between central belt customers and Apollo’s competency centre in Aberdeen.

“We are embarking on an exciting journey, and I am grateful to be a part of Apollo’s ongoing success story,” said Stephen Molloy “We’re looking forward to supporting other clients in the offshore wind and marine technology sectors and am confident that with the support of my talented colleagues, we will make a lasting impact in Edinburgh and beyond.”

Apollo is a UK-based company renowned for its expertise in delivering engineering solutions across various sectors, including offshore renewables, hydrogen and carbon capture, nuclear, and oil and gas. The company's commitment to excellence and innovation has earned it a reputation as a trusted partner in the industry. Currently employing over 130 engineers, Apollo has offices in Aberdeen, Bristol, Edinburgh, Anglesey, Flintshire, and Nottingham, with the newly established office in Edinburgh situated at 1 Fountainbridge, Lochrin Square, Edinburgh EH3 9QA.

With Stephen Molloy as the local anchor, Apollo is confident that his exceptional leadership, industry insights, and forward-thinking vision will continue to drive the company’s growth and success in the region. The move is a testament to Apollo's dedication to expanding its services to meet the evolving needs of its clients while contributing to the advancement of engineering practices in the UK.

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