Hortons’ Estate has pre-let a 21,400 sq ft unit to NDB Engineering at Electrium Point in Willenhall.
The manufacturer has signed a 15-year lease on Unit 6 and will relocate from existing premises on John Harper Street in Wolverhampton.
Unit 6 is one of two new buildings that Hortons is delivering on a vacant plot at Electrium Point. Together, they will deliver 41,900 sq ft of new high spec, energy efficient industrial/warehouse accommodation.
Rebecca James of NDB Engineering said: “We’re really excited for the move. The specification of the unit provided by Hortons is exceptional. It has given us the perfect blank canvas to lay out a modern production facility that both benefits our loyal workforce and allows us to continue to invest in equipment and importantly, continue with our growth.”
Andy Williams of NDB Engineering added: “The unit is very local to our current facility, meaning 100% of our workforce has been retained. This is so important to us, given our staff are key to our success. Hortons has considered many environmental benefits too, including solar panels and electric vehicle chargers, meaning we will continue to improve our environmental impact.”
Jeremy Boothroyd of Hortons said: “NDB Engineering is a successful local manufacturer and we are very pleased it has chosen to relocate to Electrium Point. There is a shortage of high-quality industrial space like this in the Black Country and pre-letting Unit 6 supports our decision to speculatively develop the scheme.”
KWB and Bulleys are retained agents at the scheme.
