Joda Freight in West Yorkshire said it was on a continued positive trajectory after reporting a 10% increase in revenues last year.

The abnormal load specialist said it had acquired an additional 62,000sq ft of warehousing space on the edge of Keighley, increasing its total storage capacity to 200,000sq ft, which it expected would reinforce its forecasted growth in 2025.

From the warehousing facility, Joda’s contract logistics, long- and short-term storage and pick and pack services will see additional floor storage and racking capabilities to meet customer requirements.

It said previously acquired warehousing in Bradford saw the space reach capacity within two months of becoming operational.

The company has also expanded its fleet with six new Volvo FH500 tractor units and two Hiabs.

Neil Tullett, co-owner of Joda Freight, said: “To follow the strong year in 2024, and with our increased focus on expanding our haulage and warehouse capabilities, I’m pleased to report our continued growth.

“Since taking over the business in 2023, Joda’s continued focus on expanding its fleet and operational capabilities to expand our client roster, sees us going from strength to strength.”

Joda Freight has over 20 years of expertise in the logistics industry. Offering logistics and warehousing services including palletised distribution, contract logistics, container decanting and are founder members of the UK Pallet-Track network.

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