New Name For Major Scaffold Boards Provider

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Lincolnshire based Caspian Access and Plant Hire Ltd becomes Caspian Group Ltd.

For over 30 years Caspian Access and Plant Hire Ltd have been one of the UK’s leading suppliers of scaffolding boards and related services.

Maintaining a loyal national and international client base, the company has announced its proud to ‘relaunch itself as Caspian Group Ltd.’

Operating across 4 sites in excess of 6 acres, Caspian has constantly evolved to meet industry needs, including the recent acquisition of John Brash and Co Ltd scaffold board production facilities.

With the firm’s recent expansion, ‘it is an ideal time for a change of name, to better and more fully encompass these developments’, a Caspian spokesperson said.

Neil Garrison, Caspian’s Managing Director, explained: “The change of name to Caspian Group Ltd highlights our business development ambitions at what is a very exciting time for the company. Solidifying our position as the UK’s market leader in its field. It not only prepares us for future growth but also illustrates to our longstanding and potential clients that we will be enhancing the excellent quality of service already enjoyed.”

As a global business with strong local roots, Caspian Group Ltd looks forward to further innovative expansion, whilst maintaining the standards and ethics it has been proud to embody for over three decades.

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