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North East firm drives into Yorkshire
A NORTH East firm has expanded into South Yorkshire in its bid to increase profits by 20%.
Dunston based Easiaccess has opened a new warehousing facility in Doncaster as part of its plan to increase its market share across the UK.
The firm, which provides environmentally friendly access solutions, chose the location due to its excellent transport links and connectivity to southern parts of the UK.
Mark Buckley, Business Development Manager at Easiaccess, said: “We are delighted to be opening up a new facility in Doncaster.
“It will help open up so many doors for us in the South Yorkshire region and beyond as well as broaden our customer base and visibility across the UK.”
Winner of the 2008 North East Small Business of the Year for Tyneside & Northumberland, Easiaccess has seen an approximate 40% increase in turnover year on year over the past three years.
Martin Cook, Managing Director at Easiaccess, added: “Our move to Doncaster is part of a strategic move to offer extensive coverage of our products across the UK and ultimately provide our customers with a more efficient service before and after installation.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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