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Growing haulage group eyes £100m turnover after pair of acquisitions

The companies are located in Yorkshire and the North East

Mark Jones of EFS Global

One of the North West's largest import/export and haulage groups is now eyeing a turnover of £100m after completing the acquisitions to two counterparts.

Burnley-based EFS Global has snapped up Gees Haulage, which is located in Wakefield, and Gateshead-based Tyneside Express Transport.

As a result of the deals, 235 vehicles - including trailers - and 115,000 sq ft of warehousing space have been added to the firm’s portfolio. The values of the transactions have not been disclosed.

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EFS Global managing director Mark Jones said: " 2021 saw substantial growth for EFS and we are delighted to start 2022 by announcing these new deals.

"They both mark significant steps in our ongoing growth strategy and will enhance our ability to service our clients around the country."

The corporate team at Davis Blank Furniss, which was led by Sonio Singh, advised EFS Global on all elements of the transactions including legal due diligence and transactional matters.