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Avtron Power Solutions Announces Major Expansion to Peterborough U.K. as Part of Growth Strategy

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Source: Hillsboro Banner

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 13, 2026 - Avtron Power Solutions (a trading name of NJ Froment & Co Ltd), a business unit of Legrand and a long‑established British manufacturer of market‑leading power testing equipment, has announced plans to expand its U.K. operations to a significantly larger facility at Morley Way, Peterborough.The move marks a major milestone in the company’s growth journey, driven by rising global demand for its specialist power testing products. The new site will enable Avtron to expand production capacity, enhance operational efficiency, shorten lead times, and support the creation of new skilled jobs in the region.The relocation will bring over 100 skilled manufacturing and engineering jobs into Peterborough, with the potential for further roles as the business continues to grow.

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