Regency Glass has agreed to lease a 420,000 sq ft unit at Indurent 420, Omega West, in the North West of England.
The company had previously agreed to lease circa 125,000 sq ft of industrial and logistics space across two newly developed units at Indurent Park Trident in Warrington.
However, following significant strategic investment from business acquisition compounder CorpAcq coupled with strong demand for the company’s latest product, Regency Glass required a larger, single-site operation.
The BREEAM Excellent-rated Indurent 420 unit includes rooftop solar PV, LED lighting and a 2MVA power supply.
Hannah Bryan-Williams, senior customer and leasing manager at Indurent, said: “This relocation and significant upsize is a great example of how Indurent works in partnership with its customers to support their growth. By understanding Regency Glass’ evolving needs, we were able to provide a flexible solution that offers the scale, sustainability, and quality required for their next phase of expansion at Omega West.”
Darren Beazant, CEO of Regency Glass, added: “We are incredibly excited for this next chapter in Regency’s story. Although we’re leaving our longstanding home in Leigh, we carry our roots with us. This move represents an opportunity the business truly deserves. It’s a chance for our entire team to be part of something extraordinary, scaling up in a way that will change the UK glazing market.”
Indurent’s retained agents are DTRE, B8 and CCP. The Regency Glass deal was also supported by BCLP, Till AM, Knight Frank and Gateley Legal.
