Galvin Engineering opens new manufacturing headquarters in Western Australia
Galvin Engineering has opened a new headquarters and manufacturing facility in Malaga, WA. The site brings manufacturing, warehousing, quality testing and office facilities together in one location.
What does Galvin Engineering's new Malaga WA facility mean for plumbers?
Plumbers in WA and beyond may see more reliable local supply of Galvin products, but the article gives no detail on output, product range or timing. Impact on day-to-day business is likely modest for now.
Key takeaways
- Galvin Engineering has opened a new headquarters in Malaga, Western Australia.
- The site combines manufacturing, warehousing, quality testing and offices in one place.
- The article gives no figures on investment, jobs or production capacity.
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