National sign and graphic supplier Pozitive, which recently rebranded its name and logo from Positive Camtec, is moving to a facility in western Sydney three times its current size. The new facility, in Eastern Creek NSW, is a new, modern facility that will see the company warehouse expand in size by more than 300 per cent. Philip Trumble managing director of Pozitive says the current facility in Silverwater NSW has served the company well for the past decade, but the growth over the past two years demanded for more room.

Pozitive’s new warehouse

Trumble says, “We were bursting at the seams and needed a much larger warehouse where we had room to grow for the next 10 years. Our new premises are more than three times larger than current on floor area alone, not taking into account the higher ceilings which will provide even more usable storage space.” He says moving west offered greater value for money in terms of size and inclusions, but he says it was the ‘convenient location that was the main driver behind choosing Eastern Creek’. “Our new premises are ideally located in close proximity to the Light Horse Interchange – where the M7, M2, M4, and M5 motorways all meet. It is safe to say that all roads lead to Pozitive,” Tumble says. Earlier this year, the company changed its brand name from Positive Camtec to Pozitive, citing that the former did not ‘portray who we had grown to be’. The Silverwater warehouse will be closed on February 27 to facilitate the move and the Eastern Creek facility will open on March 2. Pozitive says all orders must be placed by 9.30 am on February 26 to ensure there are no delays in dispatching orders.    

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