Construction & Civil Engineering Issue 231 - October 2026 | Page 74

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In terms of geographical expansion, Had Fab has also recently opened a new commercial office in Glasgow to support its continued growth across the country. This new office represents one of many infrastructural investments for the company as it develops and strengthens its operational footprint to accommodate future opportunities.“ We’ re currently building a new factory predominantly for aluminium. That will be on our current footprint but will be dedicated to our aluminium product line. We’ ve also taken some land down at Rosyth which is primarily for logistical services. We have a team of around 30 people there who handle the bundling and onward transportation,” Greg affirms.“ Additionally, we’ re continuing to develop our own footprint here in Tranent. We have new buildings going up in our yard across the road for processing and bundling business-as-usual projects. Further down the line, we’ re currently in negotiations to take another ten to 15 acres adjacent to our existing site, on greenfield agricultural land, to develop purposedesigned, newly built factory premises. Overall, we’ re planning for the longer term because we can see the opportunities ahead through some of these major frameworks. It’ s an exciting time for us.”
Strategic scale
With new facilities, additional people and new ways of working being introduced across the organisation, Had Fab’ s focus is now on ensuring the structure and processes behind that growth are firmly in place.
“ As we’ ve gone through this period of growth, we’ ve certainly faced some challenges. We need to bed in our new
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