Scarlets are delighted to announce that West Wales-based Sterling Construction will become kit partners for the 2024-25 season.
Sterling have been part of the Scarlets Commercial family since 2021 and are proud player sponsors of our Wales and British & Irish Lions centre Jonathan Davies. Sterling’s logo will be on the shoulder of the Scarlets’ new home and away jersey for 2024-25.
Jonathan and club captain Josh Macleod recently visited one of Sterling’s latest projects, a 84-bed care home In Llwynhendy for Client P&M Estates Ltd – a mere drop kick away from Parc y Scarlets. They also visited another of Sterling’s projects on the Cross Hands East Strategic Employment Site, a new office development that is receiving part funding from the Carmarthenshire Transformational Commercial Property Development Fund.
Sterling also have an advertising board inside Parc y Scarlets, and the company is a member of our Scarlets Business Club.
Scarlets Head of Commercial Garan Evans said: “Sterling are a proud West Wales business with their heart very much in the community, just like ourselves. They have been great supporters of the Scarlets over the years and of ‘Foxy’ for his final couple of seasons with us. A huge thanks to Sterling for their ongoing support, and we look forward to welcoming Gary, Simon and the team back to Parc y Scarlets next season.”
Gary Evans, Director of Sterling, said: “It gives us enormous pleasure to continue our support of the Scarlets, one of the most community-focused rugby clubs in the country. We are proud to be able to strengthen our association further.”
Simon Thomas, Director of Sterling, added “We are delighted to continue our sponsorship and look forward to seeing the team play with our logo on the jerseys next season.”
For more information on Sterling Construction go to the official website HERE
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Jonathan Davies and Josh Macleod are pictured with Sterling Construction directors Gary Evans and Simon Thomas.