After more than 20 years of planning, GV Link Enterprise Park has officially opened its first stage at Mooroopna, near Shepparton. The $24 million Stage 1 project provides four large industrial lots across the 55-hectare site, creating new opportunities for investment and business expansion in the Greater Shepparton region.

The opening marks a significant milestone for a project that has been under development for more than two decades. The first four lots are now ready to accommodate large-scale industrial businesses, with K&S Pallets and Flavour Makers among the businesses preparing to establish operations at the site.

The enterprise park is expected to support economic activity by providing additional industrial land for businesses looking to establish or expand in the region. Its location at Mooroopna also strengthens the area's capacity to attract investment and support future employment.

Greater Shepparton has a strong agricultural and manufacturing economy, and industrial developments such as GV Link can provide space for businesses involved in production, logistics, distribution and other commercial activities.

The opening brings the first stage of the long-planned project into operation, while further development of the wider site can occur over time. The 55-hectare precinct provides significant scope for additional industrial activity as demand grows.

Local leaders and business representatives attended the opening, highlighting the project's importance to the region's future economic development. The completion of Stage 1 represents a transition from long-term planning to practical business opportunities on the site.

The project is particularly significant for Mooroopna and Greater Shepparton because new industrial capacity can help attract investment while supporting local employment and supply chains.