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Net World Sports in massive investment in Wrexham to drive growth

The North Wales sports equipment giant has been backed by Lloyds Bank with a £1.6m loan

Alex Loven, founder and CEO of Net World Sports on Wrexham industrial estate. Picture: North Wales Live/David Powell(Image: Daily Post Wales)

A sports equipment giant has bought a large new site in Wrexham for a major expansion plan that secures its future in the town.

Net World Sports - which boss Alex Lovén relocated to Wrexham Industrial Estate in 2014 - now employs more than 100 workers and exports goal posts and other sporting gear around the globe.

With sales rapidly growing the company had been looking to expand operations and had been hunting suitable new premises.

Now it has announced acquisition of a new 47-acre site in Wrexham with the move backed by a £1.6m loan from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking.

Located less than a mile from the company’s current 120,000 sq ft headquarters on Wrexham Industrial Estate, the new site has already gained planning approval for a further 400,000 sq ft. of commercial development.

Alex said: “We have an exciting year ahead of us as we look to grow our operational base in Wrexham.

“This purchase is part of our long-term growth strategy, with the land providing an opportunity to build further distribution and corporate space near to our current headquarters.

Alex Lovén(centre) from Net World Sports with Stella Clayton and Robert Cooke from Lloyds Banking Group at the Net World Sports warehouse on Wrexham Industrial Estate(Image: Eye Imagery)

 

“Sport’s popularity is universal and has enabled us as a business based in North Wales to reach a large global audience.