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    Powys-based company confirmed as Wales Transport Awards sponsor

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryApril 12, 2018No Comments
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    One of the UK’s leading telematics companies has been confirmed as a sponsor of this year’s Wales Transport Awards.

    Plant-i, who are headquartered in Machynlleth, will sponsor the Fleet of the Year category, which recognises the best fleets operated by transport companies in Wales.

    Sam Browne, Chief Executive of Plant-I, said:

    “We are very excited about supporting this year’s Wales Transport Awards and can’t wait to see all of the entries in the Fleet of the Year category.

    “Fleet operators in Wales are so important; they are key to any supply chain and provide vital investments and jobs. As a Welsh company we want to support more of these businesses by giving them the technology and support they need to improve vehicle and driver efficiencies and reduce their costs. Our support of the Wales Transport Awards is important to us achieving this goal and we are looking forward to meeting all of the finalists in October.”

    Noel Davies, co-founder of the Wales Transport Awards and managing director of Pop Box Media, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Plant-I on board as one of our awards sponsors. They are a nationally recognised company that support hundreds of businesses throughout Europe and there support of the event therefore underlines its importance to the transport sector in Wales. We’re looking forward to working with them in the lead-up to the awards later this year.”

    Launched in 2004, Plant-i has quickly grown to become one of the UK leading specialists in telematics technologies including GPS tracking, live vehicle CCTV systems, mobile work-forms and 3G dash camera systems. Providing bespoke products and solutions designed to the specific needs of its customers, the company works with more than 1,000 UK and mainland-European businesses helping to improve areas such as fuel efficiency and driver behaviour. It has been voted one of Wales’ Fast Growth 50 companies for the last three years.

    The Wales Transport Awards take place on October 5 at the Mercure Cardiff Holland House Hotel. The deadline for entries is July 27. For more information about the awards visit www.walestransportawards.co.uk. For information regarding sponsorship opportunities email: [email protected].

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