Downton hits £30m in contract wins

Haulier CM Downton, part of EV Cargo, has completed the signing of business contracts worth £30 million annually after securing a number of contract extensions and new business wins.

The Gloucestershire-based firm, which recently announced a £5 million fleet investment, has won new business from Highland Spring, a leading spring water producer, and Mirius, a provider of global hygiene solutions.

Both companies have manufacturing or warehousing facilities based in the Midlands and required a national distribution solution at short notice, which Downton was able to quickly and efficiency supply through its national network.

Downton also secured a number of contract extensions and renewals with long-standing clients including UPM, ROCKWOOL and Hydro.

It currently provides on-site logistics services for UPM, including material handling equipment, at the Shotton paper mill in North Wales. Recovered paper is delivered inbound with finished paper reels distributed to a number of locations. Downton also manages UPM’s distribution of paper and timber products from the Port of Tilbury.

Downton provides transport and warehousing for insulation manufacturer ROCKWOOL, distributing full truck-load and groupage orders to the building trade sector and using sister EV Cargo company Palletforce to sustainably deliver smaller consignments.

The Hydro contract sees Downton operate a national distribution service and manage all transport activities from three key aluminium extrusion sites.

Published By

Western Business Media,
Dorset House, 64 High Street,
East Grinstead, RH19 3DE

01342 314 300
admin@westernbusiness.media

Contact us

Simon Duddy - Editor
01342 333 711
sduddy@westernbusiness.media

Liza Helps - Property Editor
07540 624 360
lhelps@westernbusiness.media

Louise Carter - Editorial Support
01342 333 735
lcarter@westernbusiness.media

Neill Wightman - Sales Manager
07818 574 304
nwightman@westernbusiness.media

Sharon Miller - Production
01342 333 741
smiller@westernbusiness.media

Logistics Matters