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Member News: From Adelaide to Aberdeen: Australian company chooses AM Sci Tech’s Energy Park for first UK location

November 7, 2025
Member News: From Adelaide to Aberdeen: Australian company chooses AM Sci Tech’s Energy Park for first UK location

AM Sci Tech, a subsidiary of Hurstwood Holdings and owner of Aberdeen Energy & Innovation Parks, is pleased to welcome Treadwell Group, as the newest occupier on the Energy Park for the company’s first location in the UK. 

Treadwell Group has signed-up for Unit F8 at the Enterprise Centre in Bridge of Don. This small first-floor office suite will initially accommodate 3 people. 

The expansion marks a significant step in Treadwell’s international growth strategy and highlights Aberdeen’s appeal as a destination for innovative global businesses. 

Founded more than 30 years ago, in Australian Treadwell has built a reputation for being a leading and trusted global provider of Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) solutions, known for delivering durable High Specification Designed and Tested GRP Materials and Systems, giving ‘Fit & Forget’, low maintenance solutions. 

The company’s new facility in Aberdeen will serve as its UK base, supporting operations across the UK, Ireland, Europe and the Middle East. 

Ben Ross, Business Solutions Manager for Treadwell Group UK Ltd said: 

“The Energy Park provides exactly what we were looking for to service the UK, Europe and Middle Eastern regions, giving us an initial, modern, well-connected base that aligns with our operational needs and values. 

“As we continue to grow our presence across these regions, our goal is to offer the same reliable GRP solutions and engineering expertise that have served our clients for decades in Australia and the APAC regions.” 

Gordon Pirie, Asset Manager of Aberdeen Energy & Innovation Parks added: 

“We are delighted to welcome Treadwell to the Energy Park. Their decision to establish their first UK location here is a strong vote of confidence in Aberdeen’s growing reputation as a hub for international business. We’re proud to offer the infrastructure and community that can support their continued success.” 

Aberdeen Energy & Innovation Parks, located just 5 minutes from Aberdeen city centre, offer flexible space solutions for companies seeking high-quality facilities in a strategic location. With the addition of Treadwell, the parks continue to attract a diverse mix of tenants across technology, energy and professional services sectors.  

Set at the entrance to the Energy Park on Exploration Drive, the Enterprise Centre is Aberdeen Energy Park’s flagship office building, providing the ideal workspace for forward-looking, ambitious businesses. 

Knight Frank and Ryden are joint letting agents for Aberdeen Energy & Innovation Parks.

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