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Cleanova Announces Relocation to New Berkshire Facility in the United Kingdom

Cleanova, a global leader in advanced filtration solutions headquartered in Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA, will relocate its UK operations in Berkshire from Hambridge Road to Rivergate House on London Road, Newbury, in June 2026.

Nearly 200 years after the original Plenty operations began in Berkshire, Cleanova is preparing for the next chapter in its evolution.

As part of the company’s continued growth and transformation, operations will transition from the historic Hambridge Road facility to a new location within Berkshire, reinforcing Cleanova’s long-term commitment to the region and its customers.

“The move to Rivergate House marks an exciting step forward for Cleanova while maintaining our strong local presence in Berkshire,” said Chris Nixon, Sales Director, Eurasia and Director of Product Management for Cleanova. “We are proud of the heritage established at Hambridge Road, grateful to the teams who helped shape that legacy, and excited about the future as we continue to grow as a global filtration company.”

Today, Cleanova brings together 19 specialist filtration brands and more than 1,600 employees worldwide, building on generations of engineering expertise and trusted customer relationships established through the Plenty legacy.

Cleanova has five locations in the United Kingdom alone from the company’s well-established filtration brands including Allied, Micronics, and Plenty.

For more information, please contact:
Cleanova
Hambridge Road
Newbury
Berkshire
RG14 5TR
Tel: +44 1635 42363
Email: airpel@cleanova.com
Web: https://www.cleanova.com

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