Indurent, a leading developer, owner, and operator of industrial and logistics space across the UK, has commenced construction on the sixth and final phase of Indurent Park Gloucester. This milestone marks the first speculative multi-let industrial (MLI) scheme Indurent has developed itself since its launch in July 2024..

This latest phase will deliver circa 234,000 sq ft of MLI and mid-box logistics space across 12 units, ranging from 6,000 to 57,000 sq ft. Designed to the highest sustainability standards, all units will target BREEAM ‘Very Good’ to ‘Excellent’ and EPC A+ certifications. As part of this phase, 38k sq ft of rooftop solar PV and 34 EV charging points will also be installed.

Scheduled for completion in December 2025, Indurent Park Gloucester will then comprise c.943,000 sq ft of high-quality industrial and logistics space across 22 units. The existing space is fully let to a diverse range of occupiers, including ProCook, Gardiner Bros, Consentino, and Schlumberger.

Recent JLL research has highlighted ongoing supply challenges in the UK MLI and mid-box sector:

• Total supply rose just 1.3% in the 12 months to September 2024.
• Speculative development in March 2024 fell 26.0% year-on-year and is now 63.2% lower than March 2022.
• The UK’s 13.9 million sq ft total supply equates to 20 months of demand (based on a three-year average take-up of 8.2 million sq ft).
• Rental growth for 10,000–20,000 sq ft units averaged 5.0% in the year to March 2024, highlighting strong market fundamentals despite constrained supply.

Indurent Park Derby has been named the 2025 Commercial Development of the Year (East Midlands) at the CoStar Impact Awards. Selected by a panel of 630 industry professionals, the project was recognised for driving economic growth, innovation, and sustainability in the region.

Developed by Indurent, the project has transformed 27.1 hectares of brownfield land into a leading manufacturing and logistics hub, creating high-skilled jobs and attracting global businesses such as Rolls-Royce and Swedish med-tech firm Getinge. Originally earmarked for retail, the site was redeveloped through a partnership between Indurent, Network Rail, and Derby City Council.

Indurent, a leading developer, owner and operator of industrial and logistics space across the UK, has secured detailed planning approval for a c.230,000 sq ft industrial and logistics development on the Viables Business Park.

The scheme, delivered under an innovative Development Agreement between Indurent and Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council, will revitalise a large industrial complex currently occupied by Sony Europe B.V.

As part of the agreement, Indurent will construct a new c.43,000 sq ft facility for Sony on a vacant car park within the existing complex. Once Sony relocates, the current building will be demolished and a speculative c.161,000 sq ft industrial unit will be developed. This modern, sustainable space will expand Indurent’s portfolio and provide state-of-the-art facilities for future occupiers. Under the terms of the Tripartite Agreement, Indurent will gift the new building to the Council upon completion, whilst the Council will grant Indurent a long term lease for the unit.

Each of the new units will be delivered according to the best in class ‘Indurent Code’ of sustainable construction, targeting at least EPC A+ and BREEAM ‘Excellent’ credentials as well as offering operational net zero office space. The project is expected to support over 200 jobs.

This marks Indurent’s second scheme under this collaborative development agreement structure with Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council, having delivered c.190,000 of warehousing across three units for LevertonHELM in 2022, part of an £18.1 million investment to regenerate the neighbouring former ITT headquarters complex.

Indurent Park Basingstoke is located on the Viables Business Park, within two miles of Basingstoke town centre and directly adjacent to the M3 motorway, providing direct road access to Southampton, London and the wider south east of England.

Indurent, a leading developer, owner and operator of industrial and logistics space across the UK, has competed the speculative development of the fifth and final phase at Indurent Park Burton, delivering over 392,000 sq ft across five warehouse units. Following the completion of this final phase, a total of c.1m sq ft of industrial workspace has been delivered at the Park since 2017.

The new units, which range from 38,000 sq ft to 173,000 sq ft and could support up to 500 jobs, have been developed according to the ‘Indurent Code’ of sustainable construction, achieving BREEAM ‘Excellent’ and EPC ‘A’ standards, as well as providing EV charging infrastructure. The buildings offer up to 15m clear internal height and Grade A office space making them adaptable for a range of uses.

Located within three miles of Burton-upon-Trent town centre and under an hour’s drive from both East Midlands and Birmingham Airport, Indurent Park Burton offers exceptional connectivity with 90% of the UK population reachable within four hours. The Park is a major employment hub, supporting 1,500 jobs with employers including Hellman Worldwide Logistics, Supply Technologies, Keylite Roof Windows, London City Bond, LIT Logistics Solutions and Gousto.

It forms part of a wider 175-acre regeneration scheme that will deliver up to 660 new homes set within new woodland and landscaped parkland, being brought forward by St Modwen.

Indurent, a leading developer, owner, and operator of industrial and logistics space across the UK, has completed the first phase of its 1.05 million sq ft regeneration
of a former power station at Indurent Park Meaford in Staffordshire. This first phase will deliver an initial c.119,000 sq ft of high-quality industrial and logistics space.

Split across two speculatively developed units, the newly completed space has achieved EPC A and BREEAM ‘Excellent’ certifications, with rooftop solar provision designed to lower energy costs for businesses and support the decarbonisation of operations.

Indurent has secured 9.2 MVA of power at the site and has also undertaken extensive landscaping and ecological enhancements to bolster biodiversity within the park.

The wider Meaford Power Station regeneration project has the capacity to deliver c.1.05 million sq ft of high-quality industrial and logistics space, capable of supporting businesses across a wide range of industries. Indurent has secured outline planning consent for future phases, including a c.600,000 sq ft build-to-suit unit.

Strategically located between Junctions 14 and 15 of the M6 motorway, Indurent Park Meaford offers excellent connectivity to Stoke-on-Trent and Stafford, as well as access to significant worker and consumer catchments across the Midlands and North West of England.

Caddick Construction acted as the principal contractor for Indurent.

New senior hire joins from Berenberg and will oversee stakeholder reporting activities, primarily to Blackstone

Indurent, a leading developer, owner and operator of industrial and logistics space across the UK, has appointed Miranda  Cockburn to the newly created role of Head of Strategy and Reporting.

Starting on 3rd March, Miranda joins Indurent from Berenberg and will report to Tom Olsen, Chief Financial Officer and will also join Indurent’s Executive Committee, which is led by CEO Julian Carey. She will have responsibility for stakeholder reporting activities at Indurent, which is owned by funds managed by Blackstone, while also overseeing external engagement with the wider market and other key stakeholders.

With a career spanning 30 years in the real estate sector, Miranda brings extensive experience to her role. Most of her career was spent as an equity analyst at top investment banks, including JP Morgan Cazenove, Credit Suisse, Panmure Gordon and Stifel. She has been repeatedly recognised for her expertise, earning the No. 1 spot in the Institutional Investor/Extel UK awards multiple times, as well as Starmine’s No. 1 Earnings Estimator and Stockpicker awards.

A graduate of the University of Reading with a BSc in Land Management, Miranda began her career at Savills, qualifying as a chartered surveyor.

Indurent, a leading developer, owner and operator of industrial and logistics space across the UK, has started the speculative development of the final phase at Indurent Park Derby, the 50-acre estate that is one of the Midlands’ leading hubs for high-tech manufacturing, R&D and logistics. 

The new unit, which will incorporate 43k sq ft Grade A office space, will be delivered to the Indurent Code for sustainable development and target BREEAM ‘Excellent’ for sustainability and EPC ‘A’ for energy efficiency. 

Originally conceived as a seven-year, six-phase scheme, Indurent Park Derby will be completed in just four years in response to high demand in the region for modern industrial workspace with strong ESG credentials. The Park is currently home to Rolls Royce, which occupies a 148,000 sq ft facility completed in 2024, as well as heat pump manufacturer Vaillant, Swedish medical technology company Getinge, and a national training centre for Kia. 

Located adjacent to the A52 with direct access to the A38, A50 and nearby M1 motorway, and just 13 miles from East Midlands airport, Indurent Park Derby provides strong transport links and access to a large skilled workforce.   

Winvic Construction Ltd is the principal contractor for the final phase, having successfully delivered the previous three phases at the Park and other high-quality units at the nearby Indurent Park Tamworth. 

Indurent, a leading developer and operator of industrial and logistics space across the UK, has leased a c.184,000 sq ft Grade A unit in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, to global engineering firm CTDI. The  10-year lease at unit W184 means Indurent Park Wellingborough is now fully occupied.

CTDI delivers technical engineering, network infrastructure and supply chain solutions to some of the world’s largest tech and telecoms businesses, and employs over 20,000 people globally.

The unit provides 184,000 sq ft of high-quality, flexible warehousing alongside operationally net zero office space. It includes over 180 HGV and car parking spaces, 32 of which are equipped with EV ports. The unit has achieved BREEAM ‘Excellent’ accreditation and is EPC A+ rated. Its rooftop PV panels have the capacity to deliver significant energy cost savings estimated by Indurent to be up to £163,000 per year1, with smart LED lighting also delivering a 75% reduction in energy consumption versus standard lighting. 

The park is located just two miles from Wellingborough town centre in the East Midlands, providing excellent road connectivity via the M1 to the north and south east of England, with a potential labour force of 1.2 million people within a 60-minute drive. The Park comprises a total of over 320,000 sq ft of modern warehouse space, which is fully-let to companies including Premier Paper and Transglobal. 

Indurent Park Wellingborough is part of the £1 billion Stanton Cross development, which will deliver 3,650 new homes alongside community facilities and a range of employment spaces.

Indurent, a leading developer and operator of industrial and logistics space across the UK, has secured a c.62,000 sq ft letting to global distribution firm ADI Global Distribution at Cobalt Two, Chadderton, Oldham. 

The newly let unit meets the highest sustainability and energy efficiency standards, boasting a BREEAM ‘Very Good’ accreditation and an EPC A rating. The facility includes eight electric vehicle charging points, access to 200KVA of power, and 3,000 sq ft of premium office space across two floors.

Oldham Broadway Business Park is a prime location for industrial and logistics businesses in the North West. The park, which is home to DVL, Bifold Group and Ebay, is within 30 minutes’ drive of Manchester via the M60, with Liverpool and Leeds reachable within one hour.

Recent data from global property advisor Knight Frank shows that the North West saw 3.3 million sq ft of lettings in the first three quarters of 2024, up 43% versus the same period in 2023, underlining the demand for space in locations that offer excellent road connectivity and access to a skilled local labour force.