IT firm Synextra targets region-wide growth following Warrington move
After completing its first year of trading, cloud IT services provider Synextra is paving the way for the next stage of growth with the launch of a new Cheshire base.
The firm relocated its team into a 1,500 sq ft office at the Old Rectory, a stately building in Winwick, near Warrington.
Now, Synextra is aiming to grow its turnover to £1.2m over the next two years.
Synextra’s managing director, Michael Pyne, said: “With an ever-expanding team of system engineers, account managers and a newly founded marketing department, this move gives us the space we need to exceed expectations.”
The move from Trafford Park was supported by Altrincham firm NHMC Investments & Credit.
Technical director Chris Piggott, who co-founded Synextra in November 2014, commented: “With a fantastic first year under our belts and an even more impressive second year ahead of us, we expect to expand our operations to cover the North West of England in it’s entirety.”
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