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Caudwell Marine New Dedicated Manufacturing Facility

Caudwell Marine, an innovative marine manufacturing business owned by renowned entrepreneur John Caudwell, announce a major milestone in its journey: the relocation to a new dedicated manufacturing facility and corporate headquarters in February 2025. This move marks a significant step forward as the company prepares for the official launch of its groundbreaking diesel outboard engines in 2025.

This strategic relocation combines Caudwell Marine’s outboard production line and functional headquarters into one fabulous facility marking an exciting milestone in the business’s growth and vision for the future. The new location situated in Coventry and conveniently close to major road, rail and air transport hubs, offers significant advantages.  The move positions Caudwell Marine to streamline its outboard manufacturing operations, foster closer collaborations between its engineering, manufacturing and commercial teams and scale its capabilities in readiness of the hotly anticipated launch of the AX300 outboard.

Sarah Simpson, CEO of Caudwell Marine.
Sarah Simpson, CEO of Caudwell Marine.

“Our new Coventry headquarters represent more than just a change in our address – they are a statement of our ambition and confirm our commitment to building world-beating solutions for the global marine marketplace,” said Sarah Simpson, CEO of Caudwell Marine.  “By bringing our production line and support functions all under one roof in Coventry, we’re creating an environment where engineering innovation, manufacturing efficiency and collaborative teamwork can thrive. This ensures that we’re well prepared for our exciting outboard launch later this year.”

Since its early inception back in 2006 in South Africa, Caudwell Marine has been dedicated to redefining marine propulsion technology through advanced engineering approaches.  The new premises will play a key role in supporting the company’s vision of not just developing an outboard to rival global players but to ensure a world class after sales and support service. 

The relocation also underscores the company’s confidence in its ability to deliver industry leading propulsion technology to boat users around the world.  The new premises in Coventry include an expanded production floor, collaborative office spaces and meeting rooms and an advanced technology test facility. These enhancements are designed to foster innovation, focus on quality and to support the business’s rapid growth trajectory as Caudwell Marine prepares for its next phase.  This milestone is testament to the team’s hard work and dedication as well as the support from founder John Caudwell, key strategic suppliers and important partners for the future.

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