Swains plans south-east office relocation

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Published on 08-07-2010

Telecommunications firm Swains is due to move premises from its current headquarters in Hunstanton, Norfolk to Dersingham.

According to the regional Daily Press newspaper, this south-east office relocation is being carried out due to an increase in the company's revenues.

The publication quoted business development manager Barry Ward as stating the move will enable the organisation to expand its current set of services, including voice over internet protocol options and managed phone solutions.

"Our continued success has meant we have taken on eight new staff last year, and we have outgrown our current site quicker than anticipated," he remarked.

The enterprise purchased the new property after it saw a 12 per cent rise in sales, with volumes now currently earning the company £7.5 million a year.

Charles Wilson, managing director, said the new office was a large investment for the business, which was launched in 1998, but will aid it in delivering its services more effectively.

Posted by Adrian Norman.