Noramco Celebrates Grand Opening of London, Ontario Location

August 2, 2023

Noramco celebrated the Grand Opening of their New London branch on June 22nd, located at 1001 Green Valley Road in London ON.

This new 120,000 sq ft facility expands their operation significantly, allowing for a deeper variety and wider breadth of inventory. Additionally, they are able to house 5 cutting machines and can now provide same day delivery on cuts locally, emergency cable cutting and one stop shopping on most cable accessories. With this enlarged facility and greater capabilities, Noramco anticipates sustained growth in the Western Ontario market as they continue to expand their business and grow their service offering to their customers.

Noramco London

Address:
1001 Green Valley Road, London, ON N6N 1E3 

Phone: 519-644-2510
Fax: 519-644-0399
Toll Free: 1-866-387-2564
E-Mail: norldn@noramco.ca

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