CADCAM firm moves to new HQ

Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Feb 17, 2006

Developer and vendor of CADCAM software for sheet metalworking applications moves Bath headquarters to a 650m2 site at Limpley Mill on the south-east of the city.

Developer and vendor of CADCAM software for sheet metalworking applications, Radan, has moved its Bath headquarters to a 650m2 site at Limpley Mill on the south-east of the city.

The picturesque premises on the banks of the River Avon underline the continuing investment in Radan's infrastructure by parent organisation Planit Holdings, a multi-million pound global business with operations in Europe, the Americas, Taiwan and Japan.

"The new facilities are much better suited to our needs," said Radan's Managing Director, Chris Aston.

"They not only enable us to provide improved training and customer support, but also consolidate our software development and overseas distribution channels on site as well".

"Furthermore, they offer a significantly improved working environment and, thanks to the efforts of our 40-strong workforce, the relocation has gone without a hitch".

"I am sure that the company's new headquarters will prove to be an excellent foundation for continued growth".