16th December 2020

DEVELOPER JAYNIC COMPLETES FIRST PHASE OF NEW UK HQ FOR TREATT PLC IN BURY ST EDMUNDS

Developer Jaynic has completed the multi-million pound 112,000 sq ft first phase of the new UK headquarters for Treatt plc at Suffolk Park, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.

Jaynic, the developer of Suffolk Park, acted as development manager for Treatt, the London Stock Market quoted global flavour and fragrance solutions provider, that has been based in Bury St Edmunds for nearly 50 years.

The building contractor for the first phase was Readie Construction who started on site in September 2019.

The new purpose-built headquarters includes offices, manufacturing, logistics and a warehousing facility totalling 112,000 sq ft in its first phase and there is provision to expand this up to 200,000 sq ft in a later phase.

Treatt currently occupies six separate buildings on Northern Way in Bury St Edmunds. The new facility at Suffolk Park allows the company to bring all its activities onto one inclusive site.

Jason Newman, Construction Director of Jaynic, said: “We are particularly pleased to have been able to deliver this facility for Treatt during what has been a very difficult year and our thanks go to Readie Construction for constructing this excellent facility.”

Daemmon Reeve, Group CEO of Treatt, said: “This relocation will revolutionise every aspect of our business and is the most significant investment in our 130-year history. We are delighted to be one of the first businesses to build on Suffolk Park. To have continued such a complex construction with minimal delays amidst the turbulence of 2020 has been a testament to all those involved. With the fit-out phase now fully underway we look forward to occupying our new state of the art facility in due course.”

The development is part of a broader multi-partner initiative with West Suffolk Council and housebuilder Taylor Wimpey to support a range of new and existing businesses in the Bury St Edmunds area and to continue to create jobs and prosperity.

The development team comprised:

  • PRC Architecture – Architects and Planning Consultants
  • Richard Jackson Associates – Civil and Structural Engineers
  • Kelly Taylor Associates – Mechanical and Electrical Consultants
  • Indigo – Landscape Architects
  • Aecom – Cost Consultants
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