AXYZ builds on £1m growth strategy
Following significant growth and increased demand for its CNC routing, engraving, and cutting machines, AXYZ International has begun work on a brand new manufacturing plant and demonstration centre in Telford.
Friday, 10 Apr 2015 12:48 GMT
AXYZ’s new construction was unveiled by senior company personnel, including Canada-based President Alf Zeuner and UK managing director Mark Sweeney
The £1m project, which is due to be completed by the end of June, was unveiled at a special launch ceremony attended by senior AXYZ International managers and personnel.
Canada-based president Alf Zeuner comments: “The construction of a new and much enlarged UK-based facility demonstrates the strong growth pattern of AXYZ International within the UK and Continental Europe markets. At a cost of £1m, the investment reflects the confidence we have in the future growth of AXYZ International in these areas of our global activities.”
We had outgrown our existing premises, both in terms of volume and the size of machines being supplied, resulting in the need to re-locate to a new, larger and more strategically located site”
The new premises will provide double the production space, including a dedicated loading bay to speed up transportation, and an enlarged demonstration centre to showcase the company’s ever expanding portfolio.
UK Managing Director Mark Sweeney says: “We had outgrown our existing premises, both in terms of volume and the size of machines being supplied, resulting in the need to re-locate to a new, larger and more strategically located site.”
The £1m building will provide double the production space than the previous site
Robert Marshall, AXYZ International vice president of market development, emphasises that the new development is an important stage in AXYZ’s continuing growth, saying: “CNC routing machines sold under our AXYZ and Pacer power brands continue to command a strong presence in the key markets we serve, including the industrial woodworking, furniture and joinery production, commercial signage and plastics and metal fabrication industries.”
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