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GoLink, as a sub-contractor to TXM Consult, provided expert technical and commercial advice regarding Freight Operations and Network Rules and Regulations to provide Anglesey Land Holdings Ltd (Owned by Stena Line) with a feasibility study relating to the reopening of the railhead as a new freight and logistics interchange park.
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Our expertise provided Anglesey Land Holdings Ltd with a condition assessment of the existing infrastructure, capital cost forecast for bringing the railhead back into use in multiple configurations, engagement with key freight users to ascertain freight volume forecasts, the appetite for modal shift and any constraints in doing so with regards to gauging restrictions and route capacity on the North Wales Mainline.
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A high-level financial model was generated to provide the client with indicative revenue figures from assumed container throughput, storage, HGV parking and additional acreage development in relation to warehousing and distribution.
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Stena Line-owned property firm Anglesey Land Holdings has since had its outline plans to redevelop the derelict aluminium smelting site into an R&D facility, offices, and a 2.5m sq ft data centre, receiving local authority approval in September 2025.
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Stena Line acquired the 217-acre Holyhead site in 2002 and aims to build 108,000 sq ft of offices, 54,000 sq ft of R&D space, and a battery energy storage system, with a target capacity of 349MW.