Peacock Bros. and insignia to unite under one roof in Victoria
Peacock Group is expanding its Victorian operations, with a new 8000 m2 Dandenong South purpose-built facility set to bring Peacock Bros. and insignia together. The new site will increase the company’s combined warehouse and production footprint by approximately 66% and provide approximately 56% more production space.
The move will see around 150 employees from the two businesses progressively relocate to the site, creating a shared Melbourne base for teams currently operating from Knoxfield and Oakleigh.
“Bringing our Oakleigh and Knoxfield teams together is a significant step forward for Peacock Group and for how we work together as one team,” said Ryan McGrath, CEO of Peacock Group.
“We’ve taken the time to find a site that works for our people and our current operations, while giving us the space and flexibility to support where we want to take the business in the future.
“Peacock Bros. and insignia have established teams and expertise, and the new facility gives us an opportunity to bring those strengths closer together in a way we haven’t been able to before.”
Also including AMR Hewitts PrintPackaging, Peacock Group provides solutions spanning industrial coding and marking, printing and labelling, mobile computing, identification and tracking, colour labels and packaging, and software solutions.
A key feature of the site will be its Solutions Centre that will showcase its solutions for industries including manufacturing, warehousing, transport and logistics, retail, food & beverage, pharmaceutical, beauty and health care.
According to McGrath, its customers “want to understand how technologies such as mobile computing, barcode scanning, printing and labelling, coding and marking, RFID, software and data capture can work together across their operations. The Solutions Centre will give us a practical way to demonstrate that end-to-end capability and help customers explore the right combination of solutions for their business”.
The new facility will be officially opened in the first half of 2027.
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