Jaguar Land Rover has moved to expand their procurement capability as the car manufacture looks to increase growth in the UK.

The company has created 100 new positions including purchasing managers, procurement specialists and development engineers as Jaguar Land Rover seek to capitalise on almost £10 billion of investment in the UK supply chain and drive future growth.

The development of the car manufactures UK infrastructure includes the construction of a new plant in Staffordshire as the company prepares for the release of a series of new products.

2012 saw a 30 per cent growth in sales with revenues of £15.8 billion over the 12 months to 31st March 2013. 85 per cent of revenue came from the export market with Jaguar Land Rover now looking to overseas expansion with the construction of plant in China in addition to plans regarding an additional plant in Saudi Arabia to meet increased demand.

Jaguar Land Rover looks at Merseyside expansion

Jaguar Land Rover moves production to China