One of the largest private employers in Bury St Edmunds is planning a major expansion.
Sealey — which sells tools and equipment to dealers involved in the automotive, engineering, agricultural markets — is hoping to create a purpose-built, 200,000sq ft warehouse and office complex at Suffolk Business Park.
The proposed new building next to its existing site in the town’s Kempson Way has been designed by Wincer Kievenaar Architects, which has worked with Sealey over the last couple of decades on projects including the Sealey Returns and the Marketing Suite
Sealey is one of two businesses operating at the Kempson Way site which hopes to benefit from the expansion. New business Dellonda, which employs 16 staff, has just completed its first full year of trading and is eyeing further growth. It supplies home, garden and leisure products directly to consumers through online sales.
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