Growth sees Vantage Leasing move headquarters to Sale
Car leasing firm Vantage Leasing has moved to a new base in Cheshire to accommodate its continuing plans for expansion.
Vantage Leasing has taken space in Stafford Court, Sale, following growth in 2014 that saw the firm open a used car dealership to broaden its services with a part exchange facility.
The company’s director and founder, Rob Walker, said: “Stafford Court was our preferred choice of office over a number of possibilities due to the quality of facilities on offer.
“The size and diversity of each suite within Stafford Court gives me comfort knowing if we outgrow our current space there will be the ideal space to suit our changing needs.”
He added: “2015/16 has been and will be about investing in our staff and expanding our client base to allow us to provide an unrivalled service to the private client and SME businesses across the UK.”
Stafford Court is run by commercial property firm Orbit Developments.
Dean Richards, a leasing surveyor with Orbit, commented: “It’s clear Vantage Leasing is a growing business, so the flexibility to move into larger offices was key.
“Flexibility is something which we can offer in Sale due to our large property portfolio in the town, so we were delighted we could offer a solution for Vantage Leasing.”
Dean continued: “We wish Rob and his team all the best and welcome them to Stafford Court.”
Founded in 2008, Vantage Leasing moved to larger premises in Manchester in 2013 and currently employs 16 members of staff.
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