With 63 years of collective experience in the industry, the partnership now means that ALE will have access to one of the largest fleets in Britain, and may mean a greater focus on international markets for Ainscough, previously a predominantly UK-focused business.
Although never as a longstanding arrangement, Ainscough and ALE have previously collaborated on different projects, which should ease the synchronisation of the two UK giants.
ALE executive director Mark Harries commented: “This partnership combines the strengths of two market leaders. We’re delighted to be amalgamating our plant, expertise and industry knowledge to offer a complete solution to clients. The quality of service we offer is paramount and this working relationship will provide the best available, without a doubt.”
Ainscough managing director Neil Partridge added: “Ainscough and ALE have worked together in the UK for many years, so making the partnership official seemed like the next logical step. By collaborating and combining our expertise, we’ll be able to offer clients a seamless, full-service solution. We’re excited about the opportunities this partnership will bring.”
