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Expansion of operations

Published:  28 January, 2021

TLV ENGINEERING says in a move that will present fewer Brexit-related issues for its customers, increase its stock holding and strengthen ties with its parent company in Japan, steam solutions specialist it has expanded its UK operations with the opening of a new 6,000 square feet warehousing facility in Cheltenham.

TLV Euro Engineering has now formally entered into trading partnership with its parent company and manufacturing facility in Japan, a move that will see the company increase its stock holding of steam system solutions in the UK from £150,000 to £800,000 worth of stock.

The new facility, which is located at Furlong Business Park in Bishops Cleeve, Cheltenham, is now fully-operational and holds over 1,000 steam system parts available ex-stock and, in many cases, for next-day delivery.

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