Full fibre provider upgrades to new HQ to match rapid business growth

Manchester commercial real estate consultancy, OBI, has completed an office acquisition on behalf of wholesale full fibre provider, ITS Technology Group, for an undisclosed sum.

ITS has taken 7,019 sq ft of space at Cinnabar Court, located on Daresbury Park, Halton.

The building was acquired by OBI for ITS as it continues to accelerate its growth plans, delivering digital infrastructure across the North West, including the Liverpool City Region, and the rest of the UK.

In addition to providing a new workspace for the business, ITS has relocated its network operations centre (NOC) to the same premises.

These modern facilities actively monitor, manage, and maintain connectivity services across all of its UK-wide networks, which are on track to pass 25% (c.500,000) UK business premises by the end of the year.

Richard Lace, transactions manager at OBI, said: “Cinnabar Court is the ideal location for ITS as they look to put down more roots across the North West and rapidly expand their current offering, providing another major boost to the region’s technology sector.”

Daren Baythorpe, CEO of ITS Technology Group, said: “Over the last couple of years our business has grown substantially, and we have more than doubled our team in the last 12 months.

“We had outgrown our office space and needed a place to call home that could also accommodate our continued expansion. OBI has helped us to find the right place for our new HQ. Cinnabar Court is well located due to the scale of our full fibre projects across the North West and our wider national roll-out.“

ITS’s new HQ is located in one of Cheshire’s most accessible business parks. It is well served by air, rail, and road, and offers plenty of parking spaces, including EV charging points.

James Dickinson, of Canning O’Neill, represented the landlord.