Friday 6 May 2022

A global cybersecurity company has agreed to take more than 22,000 sq ft of space on a ten-year deal, with the agreement marking one of the largest office leases of the year in the Thames Valley.
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James Marler, director of business development (London and South East) at Arbuthnot Commercial Asset Based Lending, explores how businesses in the region can maximise their opportunities to drive growth through acquisitions this year.
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An Oxfordshire-headquartered builders' merchant has been snapped up by Cairngorm Capital Partners portfolio company Independent Builders Merchant Group (IBMG).
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South East law firm Thomson Snell & Passmore has advised managing general agent Landmark Underwriting on a pair of deals.
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Maidenhead-based E-Scooter Co has received a six-figure funding package from HSBC UK to support its continued growth as the use of electric vehicles continues to surge.
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SHW has recorded a record level of take-up in the Crawley office market, with approximately 78,000 sq ft let so far this year and an additional 70,000 sq ft under offer.
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Office Principles has completed work on the sustainable headquarters of a West Sussex housing association.
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The chief executive of CMO Group has said the online-only retailer of building materials continues to pursue a pipeline of acquisitions as well as organic growth. In full-year results, the business, which floated last year, has increased revenues past the £75m mark and reported a rise in EBITDA after weathering supply chain disruption and logistical difficulties.
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Infrastructure specialist Costain Group is anticipating making "further progress" in 2022.
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Oxfordshire planning consultancy Edgars has made five promotions as part of its continued growth strategy.
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The Bank of England has taken the decision to further increase interest rates.
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Channel 4 has outlined its alternative to the government's proposed privatisation of the broadcaster, including plans to expand its presence outside of London.
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The UK's new car market continued to decline during April as a result of global supply chain shortages, according to the latest figures, with the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders downgrading its outlook for 2022.
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