Prins Group takes over the industrial buildings of their neighbour per 1 January, 2016. Due to the growth of the company, there is plenty of storage and transhipment needed. Prins Group became too big for its current building, so this expansion is very welcome.
The industrial buildings, which are taken over, are more than 5000sqm in size, and will be re-arranged to develop the company's operations as well as possible. These halls are adjacent to the company of the Prins Group. Partly because of this, it is the ideal opportunity for expansion. Because of this the meetings with the neighbour around the acquisition were concluded quickly and pleasantly.
Prins Group is very proud to be the owner of these industrial buildings, and says it's a great opportunity to grow even further.
For more information:
Prins Group
Bovendijk 38
2295 RZ KWINTSHEUL
+31(0)174 64 14 00
info@prins-kassenbouw.nl
www.prins-kassenbouw.nl
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