Michelmersh Brick sells UK land

Land in County Shropshire, England, has been sold by Michelmersh Brick to help fund investment to raise production. Some £4.6 million (€5.42 million) has been paid by Bovis Homes for the 15 acre former factory site adjacent to the brickworks in Telford. The brick maker says it will look to maximise the value of other land assets.
October 21, 2013 Read time: 1 min

Land in County Shropshire, England, has been sold by 4783 Michelmersh Brick to help fund investment to raise production.

Some £4.6 million (€5.42 million) has been paid by Bovis Homes for the 15 acre former factory site adjacent to the brickworks in Telford.

The brick maker says it will look to maximise the value of other land assets.

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