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Black Country manufacturer plans £3m HQ renovation

Assa Abloy to introduce host of changes and improvements to its º£½ÇÊÓÆµ headquarters in Willenhall

CGI of plans to renovate Assa Abloy's º£½ÇÊÓÆµ HQ in Willenhall

The manufacturing group behind the famous Yale and Union security lock brands is planning to invest more than £3 million into its Black Country base.

Willenhall-based Assa Abloy said the work at its plant in School Street, home to its º£½ÇÊÓÆµ head office and main manufacturing base, would begin this summer and be completed next year over three phases.

The plant will undergo an interior and exterior refurbishment, improvement of employee facilities and welcome a new staff restaurant.

Planning permission has also been requested to create a new car park at the rear of the site to provide 100 additional on-site spaces.

The company said this would relieve parking pressure on nearby residential areas and also allow for a yard extension.

The final stage of the investment will be the launch of a new innovation centre which Assa Abloy said would become the focal point of the site and act as a hub for research and development.

CGI of plans to renovate Assa Abloy's º£½ÇÊÓÆµ HQ in Willenhall

º£½ÇÊÓÆµ managing director Neil Vann said: "I'm very pleased to announce such a positive investment in our future and a significant commitment to our premises.

"Over the years, we have made important improvements in our manufacturing capabilities allowing us to stay at the forefront of product development but this is one of the largest commitments we have made to the infrastructure of the site.