Future Steel International

• Operates from a modern, purpose built warehouse
• Strategically positioned along the Great Alpine Road
• Freehold property available for purchase by negotiation
• Benefits from Myrtleford’s established agricultural sector
• Growth potential through targeting new construction & agricultural projects

Future Steel International supplies a comprehensive range of steel products, steel-related services and industrial gases throughout North East Victoria. Established by the current owners in 2009, the business has developed a strong presence servicing a diverse customer base across the domestic, commercial and agricultural markets.

The business operates from a modern, purpose-built warehouse in an established industrial precinct in Myrtleford, strategically positioned along the Great Alpine Road in Victoria’s High Country. The freehold property is also available for purchase by negotiation, providing an opportunity for an incoming purchaser to secure both the business and its premises.

Future Steel International services clients of varying sizes, including businesses, project and custom builders, farmers and domestic customers. Operations are supported by a team comprising one full-time working co-owner, a truck driver responsible for steel and gas deliveries, and a trainee.

Myrtleford benefits from its established agricultural sector, growing residential appeal and increasing recognition as a destination for tourists travelling through to nearby Bright and the broader Alpine region. These factors, combined with ongoing residential and commercial development, provide a positive backdrop for local businesses servicing the construction, trade and agricultural sectors.

With an established operating history, diverse customer base and comprehensive product offering, Future Steel International presents an attractive opportunity for a purchaser seeking an established regional steel and industrial gas supplier. Further growth may be achievable through expanding customer relationships, targeting new construction and agricultural projects, and capitalising on continued regional development.