IMI Truflo Marine to open new multi-million pound facility in Birmingham

Construction has finished at the site of the brand-new IMI Truflo Marine office. Located in Aston at Birmingham’s Advanced Manufacturing Hub (AMH) the new 57,000 sq ft headquarters will be home to the manufacturing and design facility.

IMI Truflo Marine is part of IMI Critical Engineering – a world-leading provider of critical flow control solutions that enable vital energy and process industries to operate safely, cleanly, reliably and more efficiently.

The firm will relocate from their existing office in Witton for a 15-year lease with the new site. The move will create more employment opportunities in Birmingham whilst also future proofing growth opportunities.

The new facility was built by Barberry Industrial, who were selected to purchase the site from Birmingham City Council and Homes England.

Managing director of IMI Truflo Marine Mark Bloxham said: “It’s been a pleasure working with Barberry on such an important project for our business.

“The new facility will not only create a world class manufacturing facility for our customers, our employees and our stakeholders but will also serve as a centre of engineering excellence to support our global market from here in Birmingham.”

Barberry’s industrial development director Jon Robinson said: “We’re extremely proud to have worked alongside IMI Truflo Marine to deliver a world class headquarters building and centre of excellence.

“It is a magnificent state-of-the-art facility, which matches their global ambitions and aligns with the expectations of their customers around the world. It will assist them in continuing to grow their business here in Birmingham.

“It is significant for the city and the AMH, and for us it represents another excellent piece of business, working with the private and public sector to create further investment and jobs for the city.

“IMI has a long and successful history in the city, and the skills and talents of local people has helped the company develop and grow into the global business it is today, employing around 11,000 people.”

The new site will officially open in April when existing staff and manufacturing will transfer from the Witton site.