Expansion plans for Pramac-Generac UK

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13 September 2018

Pramac-Generac UK has announced it is to open a new national hub and distribution centre later this year.

Pramac-Generac UK

Pramac-Generac UK’s new depot will be in Stoke-on-Trent

The new premises will see the company relocate from its dual locations in Milton Keynes and Crewe to one central site at Tunstall Arrow business park, Stoke-on-Trent.

The company said its new location will enable it to bring together its operation and further strengthen its aspirations for future expansion over the next 10 years.

The company manufactures on-site power equipment such as generators and lighting towers, along with small material handling equipment.

David Oates, managing director, said, “We have undergone consistent growth in the UK and we feel this new site will elevate and strengthen our market leading product brands which remains a key focus and is critical to our UK strategy.

“Tunstall Arrow will provide a modern facility to invite our customers, partners and suppliers, as well as deliver state of the art training and aftermarket support to meet the needs of our expanding customer base in the UK and Ireland.”

The 1,950m2 premises will include warehouse and secure yard storage facilities for Pramac-Generac UK, along with contemporary office space to support the company’s expanding service, parts, administration, sales and marketing teams.

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