Ringmer Agricultural Showroom Changes Hands
The familiar logo of Ernest Doe at the agricultural showroom in Ringmer will be changing to that of Haynes Agricultural Ltd.
Haynes says it's set to reach another significant milestone in its long-term growth strategy with the transfer of the property, assets and trade of Ernest Doe Power's Case IH Agricultural business to Haynes Brothers Ltd., the holding company of Haynes Agricultural.
As part of the development, Haynes Agricultural will relocate its existing Uckfield agricultural operation to the more modern Ringmer facility. The move aims to bring together the expertise and resources of the two operations, creating a base from which to support farming customers across east and West Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire, Isle of Wight and all of Kent.
The move will create a stronger regional network giving customers access to both CNH brands, New Holland and Case IH alongside JCB supported by the company's sales, parts and service teams.
James Broadley, Managing Director of Haynes Agricultural Ltd commented: the acquisition of the Ringmer business will be the final part of the jigsaw in creating the business we have been working towards for several years. The agricultural industry continues to evolve rapidly and this investment ensures we are well placed to continue adapting, investing and supporting our customers."
The Ringmer showroom was previously run by the East Sussex-wide company, Harper and Eede which also operated from Hurstpierpoint in West Sussex.