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SCF acquires Tropical Containers

Shipping container solution supplier SCF has acquired Townsville-based business Tropical Containers, expanding into the northern Queensland market.

Shipping container solution supplier SCF has acquired Townsville-based business Tropical Containers, expanding into the northern Queensland market.

The acquisition aims to help SCF reach new markets and customers and build on the product offering of Tropical Containers.

It follows SCF’s recent collaboration with Speedy Gantry Hire for the installation of a number of hoardings and portable site buildings on Sydney Metro train station construction projects.

SCF CEO Justin Speedy welcomed Tropical Containers to the SCF Containers group and acknowledged its vision of servicing and supporting the Northern Queensland community.

“Whilst the past 12 months have been extremely challenging, SCF has very successfully adapted and responded to the changing needs of our clients across the country,” Speedy said.

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“The acquisition of Tropical Containers allows us to build our presence in the Northern Queensland market with a business and team that has been highly regarded in the region for the past 30 years.

“The Tropical Containers brand, products and customer-first approach aligns with the ethos and SCF business. We look forward to working closely with former owners, Ben and Lesley McMahon and their team, as their North Queensland Customs Services business continues to provide key services for numerous customers.”

SCF plans to expand its positive employment possibilities within the local community alongside Tropical Containers’ current team. SCF plans to connect to existing sponsorships and local initiatives while looking at new opportunities for community engagement.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, SCF has supplied the construction industry with on-site storage containers, dangerous goods containers, and portable buildings, as well as providing equipment to facilitate the ongoing logistics and freight requirements of key grocery partners and transport companies across the country.

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