Powell brothers reflect on success as NX Group marks 8th anniversary with investment and expansion

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The NX Group marked its eighth anniversary in 2018 by announcing major fleet investments, warehouse infrastructure upgrades, and workforce expansion into ecommerce. Founded in 2010 by Managing Director Neil Powell, the company grew from a small startup to 60 staff members across three warehouses. The firm invested over £40,000 in new racking systems, planning tools, and traffic management software. Fleet operations expanded to 27 lorries and five courier vans. The business planned a 20% increase in personnel to manage rising distribution demand.

NX Group is celebrating eight years in business by announcing significant investment, with the company directors taking stock while announcing future plans. Since its inception in 2010, NX Group has grown from just a handful of employees to 60 members of staff across three warehouses, and is looking to take on 20% more workers as the firm expands into the burgeoning ecommerce sector this year.

Neil Powell, Managing Director, said, “I’m very proud to have set up this business from scratch, since when I’ve seen it grow into a stable, long-lasting company which is now in a great position to expand, and we have realistic ambitions to grow further.”

The company recently acquired a fleet culminating of 27 lorries and five courier vans, and is also spending more than £40k on new racking systems, planning tools and traffic management systems.

Russell Powell, Finance Director, said: “We recently took on a number of new accounts, and we’re intent on bringing the same level of bespoke service we insist upon for our warehousing and distribution to the ecommerce sector.”

If you would like to find out more about The NX Group or discuss storage and distribution of your products, please contact the team sales@thenxgroup.com or call +44 (0)1604 217855

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