BRANNON STEEL has invested $10 million in expanded facilities at 10 Tillbury Court in Brampton. The new expansion, which includes 10,000 square feet of office space, was officially opened Oct. 23. On hand for the opening from left to right, BBOT Past President Wayne Waters, Mayor Susan Fennell, Owner Al Brannon and Regional Councillor John Sanderson.

Brannon Steel opens
$10 million expansion

BRANNON STEEL has made a $10 million investment in its Brampton plant on Tilbury Court, adding 80,000 square feet of production and office space.

Mayor Susan Fennell, Regional Councillor John Sanderson and BBOT Past President Wayne Waters were on hand for the official opening Oct 23.

The new facility includes 70,000 square feet of warehouse and production space and 10,000 square feet of office space. The expansion comes on the eve of the company’s 40th anniversary in April 2008.

“We are expanding to meeting changing needs and new opportunities in the marketplace,” said Chairman Al Brannon. “We have outgrown our current space and we are looking to the future.”

Brannon praised employees at the plant and the “family atmosphere” that has been a significant contributor to the company’s success.

Established in 1968, T. A. BRANNON STEEL is a privately held company with 150 employees.

The company has expanded its operation to facilitate the production of large rolled plate sections used in wind towers and storage tanks, a growing market across North America.

BRANNON STEEL is registered to the ISO 9001:2000 Quality Standard and the ISO 14,000 Environment Standard.