Self-storage operator Pink Storage has acquired Nottingham-based facility StoreWise in a deal valued at £1.1 million, with a further £370,000 committed to upgrades. The 1.3-acre site, which houses 102 existing storage units, will be rebranded and integrated into Pink Storage’s tech-enabled service model, bringing the company’s UK footprint to 22 sites, a 22% portfolio growth this year.
The company plans to add 150 new units, boosting overall capacity for business and domestic users in the East Midlands. Upgrades will include resurfaced roadways, 24/7 CCTV, automatic number plate recognition, and digital access via online sign-up and secure PIN codes.
The site remains operational during the transition. Around 100 existing customers are being migrated to Pink Storage’s platform, with continuity provided by the existing site manager, who will remain in post.
This is the company’s fourth site addition in 2025, underscoring its strategic push into the Midlands and North. Pink Storage is seeking further acquisition targets as part of its growth strategy, which is focused on scalable technology, regional expansion, and improving access to secure storage in underserved locations.
