Exhibition and event contractor Vertex has doubled the size of its Redditch operations.
A year after expanding into new premises, the exhibition displays specialist has doubled the size of its operation on the town's Park Farm Industrial Estate.
Vertex has signed a five-year lease on a 5,340sq ft unit which is next door but one to its existing base on the estate, in Howard Road.
The company launched in 2022 after co-founders Ross Wardle and Lewis Walters saw a gap in the exhibition supplier market as the events industry began to recover post-covid.
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The pair are also continuing to recruit people who previously lost their jobs after covid forced the cancellation of many exhibitions and trade shows.
Mr Wardle said: "We have just undergone a major rebranding exercise to capitalise on the impact we are having in the exhibition's industry at the same time as our growing workload led us to look for additional production and storage facilities.
"We are winning even more work with clients in the 海角视频 and across Europe.
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"We are creating exhibition stands in Paris, Athens and Amsterdam, as well as working with a range of customers preparing for this summer's Farnborough Air Show.
"Our newly expanded base in Redditch, along with our sister site in Coventry, give us the ability to handle even more work as our impact on the exhibitions industry continues to pay dividends."
Ben Truslove, joint managing director at commercial property agency John Truslove, worked with Vertex to secure the letting.
He said: "Lewis and Ross have continued to build their business after moving onto the estate last year.
"They spotted a gap in the market as a result of the impact of covid and have taken advantage of renewed growth in the exhibitions industry.
"With this latest lease deal they are building a business that is helping to boost the economic prospects of this region and we are delighted to have been able to support them."
Womble Bond Dickinson also acted on the deal.