Steel fabricator Tadweld has invested over £1m in a new facility adjacent to its current site in Tadcaster, Yorkshire.
The company says that this expansion underscores its commitment to innovation, growth, and supporting its clients across the UK and Europe with high-quality products.
The new facility will enable Tadweld to significantly expand its operations, adding 11,000 sq. ft of manufacturing space, 6,000sq ft of offices and a further 6,000 sq. ft of yard space. After renovation during 2025, it is expected that this new building will become the administrative headquarters of the business, and take its workshop count up to four.
Chris Houston, Managing Director at Tadweld, said: "This investment reflects our confidence in the future of Tadweld and our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of quality, service, and innovation here in North Yorkshire. Over the past four decades, we’ve grown from a local fabrication business to a trusted engineering partner for leading brands across the UK and Europe.
“With this new building, we will significantly increase our manufacturing capacity allowing us to create an additional 30 skilled jobs over the coming 5 years. This is a proud moment for us, and we’re excited to see what the future holds.”
The new building will feature state-of-the-art facilities, enabling the company to meet increasing demand for its services while supporting sustainability goals through improved efficiency and resource management.