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Offsite builder opens Hull factory

5 Jul 17 Modular buildings specialist Actavo has opened a new 120,000 sq ft manufacturing facility in Hull.

Pictured at Actavo’s new Hull factory are operations director Matthew Goff, in the suit, with colleagues (l to r) Aaron Parks, Nathan Malek , Matt Bielby and Jordan Hunt.
Pictured at Actavo’s new Hull factory are operations director Matthew Goff, in the suit, with colleagues (l to r) Aaron Parks, Nathan Malek , Matt Bielby and Jordan Hunt.

Actavo is targeting a variety of sectors to generate business for the new factory, including education, healthcare, construction, commercial, rail and defence.

Roger Hastie, chief executive of Actavo’s structural division, said prefrabrication was on the rise: “Today’s opening takes place against the backdrop of a revolution in the building industry, where modern methods of construction are increasingly being embraced. Faster, cost-effective and more flexible, there is now a groundswell of support for modular construction’s ability to address many of the challenges we face in terms of supply and demand for accommodation in both the public and private sectors.”

Actavo was formerly Siteserv, an Irish scaffolding and utilities services company, until it was bought by telecoms billionaire Denis O’Brien for €45m in 2012.

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