Tredwell Electrical opens new 18,000 sq ft Shannon manufacturing plant

Tredwell Electrical, part of the Induchem Group, marked its 35th anniversary by opening a new 18,000 sq ft manufacturing facility at Shannon Airport Business Park in County Clare.

The plant was officially inaugurated by Timmy Dooley TD, Minister of State. It joins the company’s existing 19,200 sq ft operation in Limerick, bringing the total manufacturing footprint to 37,200 sq ft and expanding capacity for future growth.

Glenn Bain, General Manager of Tredwell Electrical, said the state‑of‑the‑art Shannon site will help meet expanding production requirements. The development was supported by the Shannon Airport Group, which hosts over 300 companies employing more than 10,000 people.

Tredwell Electrical, founded in 1991 by Stefan Uhlemann in a 100 sq ft garage, now manufactures electrical control and distribution panels, assemblies, machine integration and wiring looms for customers in Ireland, Europe and the US, serving sectors such as pharmaceuticals, data centres, water and wastewater, automation and food and beverage. The company has recently doubled its turnover and workforce, with plans for 80 new engineering jobs over the next three years.

Source: Limerick Post. Photo: Joerg Mangelsen / Pexels.