Oxford Flow has taken the last unit at Tungsten Park in Witney, Oxfordshire, on a ten-year lease.
The precision engineering firm, which makes valves for the industrial and energy sectors, has signed a lease on Unit 10, comprising 23,695 sq ft, with landlord NFU Mutual.
Tungsten Park boasts 470,000 sq ft of Grade A industrial and warehouse space over ten units. NFU owns four units on the third and final phase of the industrial estate.
Occupiers include Certikin, Meech Static Eliminators, Venture Engineering, Rimac Energy and Chris Hayter Transport.
Anne Hurrell, asset manager at NFU Mutual, said: “We are delighted to secure Oxford Flow as tenants on the estate. Phase 3 Tungsten Park is now fully let, demonstrating Witney as a key industrial Oxfordshire location.”
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CBRE advised NFU on the letting. Will Davis, Associate Director in CBRE’s Industrial and Logistics team, said: “Members of the CBRE team have been involved in Tungsten Park since its inception back in 2019. It’s very fulfilling to now see the park fully let and operational.
“However, with both Tungsten and nearby Windrush Park both fully let, options for new Grade A space above 10,000 sq ft in the Witney area are now exhausted.” Carter Jonas is a joint agent at Tungsten Park.
