South Yorkshire-based, veteran-led haulage provider, Warrior Link, has relocated to a new, larger facility, as part of its significant growth strategy for 2026.

After its best year to date in 2025, with a turnover of £3m, the new 10,000 sq ft premises in Rotherham, represents a £100,000 investment into Warrior Link.

The relocation forms part of Warrior Link’s wider growth strategy, as it strengthens its footprint across the wider UK logistics industry, as well as local regions such as wider Yorkshire, Nottingham, West Midlands, the Wirral and as far south as Bristol.

Founded in 2021 by managing director, Lee Hollingworth, Warrior Link runs a national operation with a growing fleet of 29 trucks, from 7.5 tonne to 44 tonne.

Behind the helm is a dedicated team of 53 people, many of whom are military veterans, providing efficient logistics operations across a range of sectors, from facilities management to manufacturing.

Before Warrior Link, the business operated under Warrior Logistics delivering for Amazon and built a strong reputation for efficient service and reliable performance.

The new premises facilitates Warrior Link to scale its haulage solutions, as the larger facility provides the space and infrastructure needed to deliver scalable warehousing services.

With increased storage capacity and enhanced operational flexibility, Warrior Link can now offer a wider range of services including cross-dock operations, rack and bulk storage, container handling, groupage loads, and pick and pack fulfilment.

The expanded premises also allow the business to streamline inbound and outbound logistics under one roof, giving customers greater visibility throughout the supply chain.

Speaking of the new facility, Lee Hollingworth said: “This move marks an exciting new chapter for Warrior Link and gives us the capacity to significantly expand our warehousing and logistics services.

“The new premises allow us to operate more efficiently, scale alongside our customers’ needs and continue investing in the future growth of the business.”