Improvement works on a logistics hub in the Black Country have been completed.
Masterfreight is leading the scheme on AMK House, in West Bromwich Street, Oldbury, which is aiming to improve the green credentials of the company's operations there.
The work comprises new insulated cladding and improving roof height to aid in the fitting of solar panels.
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Masterfreight specialises in the import and export of cargo as well as offering warehousing facilities.
Its services include HM Customs clearance from major ports, transport to and from all seaports, airports and rail terminals, container unloading and warehouse storage.
The family-run business has been trading for more than 20 years and employs more than 25 people, with new roles expected to be created in the coming months.
Director Kishore Balu runs the business alongside his wife Surinder and children Alisha and Tony.
He said: "The improvements we have made to AMK House support many of our long-term business goals around efficiency and climate."
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The work by Masterfreight was supported by a £2.74 million funding package from NatWest and the bank's asset finance partner Lombard.
David Humphreys, senior relationship manager at NatWest, added: "We are proud to be supporting Masterfreight as it pushes forward with its business growth plans and climate efficiency strategy.
"Masterfreight continues to play an important role in the local economy as demonstrated by the creation of new jobs and we look forward to working with Kishore and Masterfreight in the future."