LTS Global Solutions has unveiled a four-year strategic plan as it sets its sights on becoming a £23m business by the end of the decade.
Under the leadership of MD Dave Hands, the company said the target was underpinned by sustained investment in technology, people and sustainability, while remaining anchored to its values: integrity, partnership, efficiency and exemplary levels of customer service.
Hands said: “This plan is about growing the business in the right way. We are ambitious, but we are equally clear that our growth must be customer-led, sustainable and underpinned by the values that define LTS.
“We continually invest in our people, our fleet, our technology and our global capability because our customers rely on us to deliver, often in challenging conditions.
“As we look to 2030, our focus is on building a stronger, more resilient business that continues to exceed expectations without losing what makes LTS different.”
LTS said it had experienced a successful peak period at the end of 2025, which followed its prediction in November that there would be a 30% jump in warehousing demand ahead of the festive season.
At the time, Hands said: “From working with our retail customers closely over the summer we’re projecting that storage requirements will increase by a sizeable percentage which wasn’t necessarily the case last year, this is a positive sign for both the retail market as a whole and the warehousing sector, which have both limped through recent peak seasons under the weight of external challenges.”
