PR Powersaving Solutions has put a new funding platform in place that looks significant from an investor perspective, not simply because it adds capital, but because it gives the business more flexibility at a point when scale and execution matter. The company, based in Meden Vale in Nottinghamshire, has secured its first asset-based lending facility as it builds on its position in UK battery storage and prepares for further fleet growth and product development.
The business sells and supplies battery storage units under the Hussh Pods brand, with routes to market that include major rental companies as well as direct customer relationships. It also operates direct hire and cross-hire models, giving it a broader commercial base than a straightforward equipment manufacturer.
The company already has a fleet of more than 700 units in the market, serving sectors that include healthcare, data centres, EV charging, construction, TV and film, telecommunications and utilities. That customer spread is relevant because it points to demand from end markets where reliable power, temporary energy provision and lower-emission alternatives are increasingly important. Exposure across several sectors can also help reduce concentration risk, particularly in a business linked to capital equipment deployment.
Another notable feature is that all Hussh Pods are built at the company’s headquarters in Meden Vale. In practical terms, that gives the business a degree of control over production, product quality and delivery timing. The new facility appears designed to address part of that equation by creating substantial headroom for rapid fleet expansion while also supporting continued product development.
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