Indurent has completed the final four speculative units at Indurent Park Chippenham.
Reportedly, the Chippenham project is the third Indurent scheme to reach a significant milestone this year, following the completions of Indurent Park Gloucester in March and T45 in Leeds in July.
At Gloucester, the final phase delivered 235,000ft² across 12 multi-let industrial (MLI) units ranging from c.6,000ft² to c.58,000ft², taking the total delivered across six phases to c.1 million ft².
Indurent has recently agreed a new 10-year lease with Evri, for Unit 12, the largest unit in the phase at c.58,000ft².
At T45, three miles from Leeds city centre, Indurent has brought forward a 23-unit scheme offering space from 4,500ft² to 33,000ft².
The first occupier is already in place, with Chinese e-commerce company JD.com agreeing a five-year lease on Unit 14, comprising c.14,000ft², to support its continued UK expansion.
Indurent has practically completed c.900,000ft² of new space so far in 2026, with a further c.2 million ft² due to complete by year end, at a time when the supply of high-quality space remains constrained.
Indurent head of development Lee Nash said: “Chippenham caps a strong year of delivery for us, alongside the progress at Gloucester and T45 Leeds.
“It reflects the pace at which we are bringing high-quality space to markets where occupiers have very little choice.
“Whether it is speculative development or space built to an occupier’s exact specification, our track record across logistics and MLI continues to grow.
“Having practically completed almost 900,000ft² so far this year, with a further c.2 million ft² due by year end, we are well placed to keep meeting demand across the country.”
