Gescan Opens New Branch in Humboldt, Saskatchewan

June 12, 2023

Recently, Sonepar was proud to announce Gescan has opened its 28th branch in Humboldt, Saskatchewan as a part of their ongoing expansion across Western Canada.

Powering progress, “the new Humboldt branch will provide sought after electrical solutions for large industrial customers — supporting our vision to grow our industrial market,” said Javi Richmond, Gescan President.

The recently renovated facility located at 10210 – 9th Ave Humboldt SK, S0K2A0, will be managed by recently promoted Branch Manager Cody Upton, who brings five years of working experience at Gescan.

“I have grown up in Saskatoon and spent the last five years growing through Gescan. I am excited at the opportunity,” said Cody. “There is a lot of potential for this community and the surrounding area. We are committed to bringing value to our local customers and providing best in class customer service.”

“Led by Branch Manager Cody Upton, this three-person branch will serve a large trading area, including the BHP Jansen project,” stated Mike Chowen, Prairie Regional Director.

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