A huge newbuild industrial unit on Merseyside has been let to one of the world's leading independent fire safety glass firms.
Pyroguard has taken a ten-year lease on a 62,516sq ft unit at Haydock 60 from Caisson Investment Management.
The deal was done on behalf of landlords PATRIZIA with Pyroguard already occupying an existing premises adjacent to its new detached unit in Haydock.
Neil Tilsley, CEO of Pyroguard, said: “The relocation of our second UK-based factory to this brand new facility forms a significant investment for us and demonstrates our ongoing commitment to the growth and ongoing success of the Pyroguard Group.
“Haydock 60 has equipped us with greater production capacity to provide a best in class service to our customers, whilst also bringing additional job opportunities to the surrounding local areas as we continue to grow our team.”
James Ward at Caisson added: "We are delighted to confirm the letting of Haydock 60 to Pyroguard.
"The unit was speculatively constructed with the aim of filling a gap in much needed supply of modern new build units in prime locations such as this.
“The decision to speculatively construct this unit has not only been rewarded by the speedy letting to Pyroguard, but has also transformed the entrance to Haydock Industrial Estate, having replaced two smaller, second-hand units which were demolished to make way for the new facility.”
Darren Hill at CBRE secured the letting on behalf of Caisson, with B8 Real Estate and Davies Harrison acting as joint agents.
Pyroguard UK was represented by David Newman from Matthews & Goodman.
