A North Wales company is planning to build its own state-of-the-art offices to further fuel the growth of the business.
Indigo Shading Ltd will this month (October) seek planning permission to construct a barn-style development on land on the outskirts of Mold.
The development would include new offices for the company as well as a showroom, training facilities and a conference room.
Indigo Shading Ltd is currently headquartered on the town’s Bromfield Commercial Park.
If given the go-ahead, the project would cost in the region of £350,000 and could be completed by summer next year.
The proposals come at an exciting time for Indigo Shading Ltd. The company has worked with a string of household names including Marriott Hotels, Yo Sushi, York Racecourse, Wembley Stadium and Lord’s Cricket Ground. It also supplied parasols to the London Olympics in 2012.
With the support and expertise of the Welsh Government and Business Wales, the firm is now expanding into new territories including the United Arab Emirates.
Trevor Ruddle, Indigo Shading Ltd’ Managing Director, said: “It is impossible to overstate the importance of Indigo Shading Ltd being given permission to develop a new headquarters for the business.
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Without it, we will struggle to meet the demands of customers, partners, suppliers and our own staff.
“The calibre of clients that we work with means that we are frequently meeting senior decision-makers including CEOs and local dignitaries. At the moment, we do not have the ability to showcase our products in one place – something the new showroom would address.
“We also have an ongoing requirement to provide our fitting teams and sales specialists with training to ensure they are able to meet the highest possible standards of service.”
Trevor added: “Our recent expansion into the Middle East market will mean that we will be expected to fly in high level customers who will want to see our products in action in a highly professional environment.”
Indigo Shading Ltd provides clients with a comprehensive range of products including fixed structures, parasols, awnings and screening.
*This article has been printed across a number of prominent North Walian newspapers*