A trade advisor from UKTI advised the company on contact details of companies specifically interested in their products. Mecc Alte is a manufacturer of synchronous alternators.
Mecc Alte's export sales executive, Steve O'Hara, said: "Having UKTI on board saved me a great deal of time that I otherwise would have spent in trying to get details of target companies involved in our market. I would definitely recommend the service to other companies looking to develop an existing export sales base."
Companies wishing to develop their export potential should contact the UKTI International Trade Team on 0845 052 4001.
A pub has been named the best in the country by a magazine poll.
The Olive Branch, in Main Street, Clipsham, was named the Best of the Best and topped a 100 list, compiled by Eat Out magazine.
The country inn style pub was re-opened in 1997 after owners Ben Jones and Sean Hope raised £240,000 to buy back the freehold.
During 2008, it has won the Michelin Pub of the Year and the Good Pub Guide Inn of the Year. Ben said: "We set out to be the best pub, not a Michelin house or a restaurant in a pub but just a warm and friendly place where customers can be sure of getting the best food from local suppliers, quality ales and fine wines."

DEVELOPER Stamford Homes has generated £3.7m of sales from people buying before the house has been built.
The company's connections service enables customers to choose their home from plan before an office has even been opened on a development.
The company's most recent successes are at Red Hall Gardens in Bourne and Poet's Corner in Helpston, where off plan reservations have already been taken.

A BUILDING society has pledged to donate 50p to charity for each vote received by its members for its annual general meeting.
Norwich and Peterborough's meeting takes place on Monday, April 28, with members voting for decisions on how it operates beforehand. For every vote the bank will donate 50p donation to East Anglia's Children's Hospices.