A Black Country industrial estate has secured a new tenant.
Intralox, which specialises in conveyor belts, equipment and associated services, has agreed a deal for a 38,553 sq ft unit on Multipark Pensnett in Kingswinford.
Andrew Minton, maintenance and facilities lead at Intralox, said: "The acquisition of Building 22 is an addition to our existing footprint on Pensnett across three premises where we build plastic modular conveyor belts.
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"These extra 38,000 sq ft offer us the additional warehousing space required to fulfil our ongoing, organic business growth."
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The park's owner LCP has invested more than £2 million in the refurbishment of the estate since 2022, upgrading more than 180,000 sq ft of industrial, retail and office accommodation. The 185-acre site is home to almost 200 occupiers.
LCP director David Charlton added: "This is fantastic news for the region and demonstrates a continued belief in the Black Country as a vibrant hub for business."
Industrial lettings manager Paula James added: "It's exciting to announce more new tenants at Multipark Pensnett.
"We've received a stream of enquiries since undertaking an extensive programme of building upgrades on the estate."