Britain's Most Admired No.2: Johnson Matthey, Neil Carson

Wednesday, 26 November 2008

A vintage performance from the almost 200-year-old precious-metal specialist.

Johnson Matthey was voted top in its chemicals sector in all but one of the nine judging criteria, to achieve its highest-ever overall position. Under CEO Carson, Johnson Matthey has carved itself an enviable lead in the specialised business of supplying automotive catalytic converters, and is now one of the UK's leading contenders in fuel-cell technology, too.

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