< Previous10 East Midlands Business Link www.eastmidlandsbusinesslink.co.uk FINANCE NEWS Chesterfield business secures £2.3 million facility to boost international exports Superior Wellness, a leading manufacturer of hot tubs and swim spas, has secured a £2.3 million funding package backed by UK Export Finance (UKEF) and NatWest Bank. This financial support will enable the company to expand its export activities in key international markets including the USA, Canada, Europe, and the Middle East. The General Export Facility (GEF) will assist Superior Wellness in scaling its distribution network and supporting its working capital needs, ensuring continued growth while securing cash flow. The investment comes as the company continues its rapid expansion, particularly in North America, where it has increased its market share and opened a new warehouse in South Carolina. As part of its growth, Superior Wellness has created 15 new positions at its Chesterfield headquarters and five new roles at its South Carolina site, bringing its global workforce to over 140 employees. The company’s portfolio includes brands such as Platinum Spas, AquaSolus, HEKLA saunas, and Chill Tubs ice baths. UKEF’s support aims to help UK businesses grow internationally, with a focus on sustainable export growth and job creation both at home and abroad. The funding aligns with the government’s efforts to stimulate regional growth through export-driven initiatives. Rural businesses in North West Leicestershire offered £140,000 in grants The North West Leicestershire District Council (NWLDC) is opening the application window for the 2025 Rural Business Grant Programme, offering a total of £140,699 to support small businesses in rural areas. Funded by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) under the Rural England Prosperity Fund, the programme helps businesses invest in growth, tourism, carbon-reducing technologies, or farm diversification. Grants ranging from £1,000 to £15,000 will be available, with recipients required to match at least 50% of the funding. Applications are now open until 31 October 2025, and will be reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis. All projects must be completed and claimed by 31 January 2026. Eligible businesses, companies, and partnerships within North West Leicestershire are encouraged to apply. Full details, including eligibility criteria and application instructions, can be found on the NWLDC website. Specialist insurance intermediary snapped up by East Midlands group East Midlands-based Noble Insurance Group is set to acquire specialist insurance intermediary Caravanwise, supported by a £5m loan from OakNorth. Founded in 2019 via the management buy-in of Noble Marine, a pleasure craft specialist, Noble Insurance Group was launched to build a family of specialist insurance brands. Its current brands, including CBI, Graham Sykes, New Moon and WG Yachts, offer a range of insurance products and services covering day to day insurance needs and specialist requirements. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Christchurch, Dorset, Caravanwise specialises in the camping and leisure market and arranges insurance cover for touring and static caravans, as well as for trailer tents, folding campers, park homes, motorhomes, campervans and horseboxes. The £5m loan will also help accelerate the Group’s buy and build strategy, that has seen it complete twelve acquisitions to date. OakNorth were advised on the transaction by Cowgills and HCR, and Noble Insurance Group were advised by SMB. © GOV.UK © stock.adobe.com/Jameswww.eastmidlandsbusinesslink.co.uk East Midlands Business Link 11 FINANCE NEWS © stock.adobe.com/creativenature.nl Acquisitive professional services group swoops for debt advisory firm East Midlands professional services group Cooper Parry has acquired Fellwood Advisory, a mid-market debt advisory firm. This is the 16th deal in just over two years for Cooper Parry. It is also the fourth deal since partnering with New York-based Lee Equity Partners in December 2024 and lifts Cooper Parry’s turnover beyond £235m. Founded in 2023, Fellwood Advisory’s senior team bring over three decades of corporate lending and advisory experience to Cooper Parry’s deals team. Craig Cheetham, Fellwood Advisory founding partner & MD, said: “Cooper Parry’s dynamic model really appealed to us. CP’s ethos to be a disruptor in the professional services market and challenge the status quo really resonated with us. This brings a real opportunity for the debt advisory practice to continue to grow and attract high calibre people to meet the demand we’re seeing.” Timothy Mahapatra, Cooper Parry partner & head of deals, added: “With Craig and his talented team coming on board, our end-to-end Deals offer is strengthened even further following on from the recently announced acquisition of Liberty Corporate Finance in July 25.” Ade Cheatham, Cooper Parry CEO Bank of England cuts interest rates to 4% The Bank of England has cut interest rates to 4%, in line with market expectations. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), which sets monetary policy to meet the 2% inflation target, has voted by a majority of 5 to 4 to reduce Bank Rate by 0.25 percentage points, rather than maintaining it at 4.25%. East Midlands Chamber director of policy and insight, Richard Blackmore reacted: “With the extent of challenges firms face every day – staffing costs up due to higher National Insurance contributions, the National Living Wage also up while inflation remains well above the government’s 2% target – a lower interest rate will do little to alleviate tough trading conditions. “For businesses looking to borrow, the 0.25% cut in interest will be welcome but that’s only one obstacle eased within a very difficult climate. For nearly a third of East Midlands firms to have said in our Quarterly Economic Survey they expect their profitability to worsen in the months ahead and 4 out of 10 anticipating having to push their prices up, you can see just how fragile confidence is.” © stock.adobe.com/William Midlands mid-market private equity interest holds firm in first half of 2025 Mid-market private equity investment in the Midlands held firm in the first half of this year, according to KPMG UK’s mid-year private equity pulse. The mid-year study into private equity deal activity found that mid- market private equity interest in the region maintained at H1 2024 levels, with 41 deals completed. The findings come despite a backdrop of economic uncertainty, influenced by ongoing geopolitical developments and concerns surrounding the potential impact of trade tariffs. Bolt-ons remained the largest component of mid-market private equity activity across the region, making up more than half of all deals. Traditional and leveraged buyouts (LBOs) were the second largest deal type, followed by minority investments. The Midlands’ mid-market private equity interest accounted for 11% of the total mid-market private equity backing in the UK. Deal activity in the mid- market slowed down across all regions in the UK, except the South West, which experienced increased activity in terms of deal volume, compared with the first half of 2024 (28 vs 22). Stuart Sewell, head of M&A for the Midlands at KPMG UKMANUFACTURING NEWS Navigator Tissue UK reveals Leicester relocation plans Navigator Tissue UK has revealed plans to relocate its existing Leicester operations to a larger facility at Optimus Point, as part of a wider proposal to consolidate its UK rolls manufacturing. The move will see the company’s current site in Thurmaston, along with its external warehouse operations, transition to a new site nearby offering increased capacity and improved infrastructure. In addition, the company’s rolls manufacturing division, currently based across two sites in Blackburn, will be consolidated into Navigator Tissue UK’s Leyland site and the new Leicester facility. Consultation has begun with employees at the Leicester and Blackburn sites. The company said it aims to preserve as many roles as possible and is committed to supporting any affected colleagues through the transition. Navigator Tissue UK is part of The Navigator Company, a global pulp and paper manufacturer. Listed in Portugal, the group reported revenues of €2.088 billion in its most recent financial year and continues to expand its global presence through organic growth and targeted acquisitions. These changes form part of a wider strategy to future-proof the company’s global presence. The group is also planning further investment in its Leicester and Leyland sites over the next five years. Fragmented waste contracts costing manufacturers thousands Amidst rising operational costs, labour expenses and supply chain pressure, new research has uncovered waste management as a significant cost-efficiency blind spot in UK manufacturing. A national survey commissioned by Northamptonshire-based Axil Integrated Services found that 85% of manufacturers are still working with multiple waste providers, with some using up to 25. Despite this, the average manufacturer would prefer a more streamlined approach. The research, conducted by Censuswide, found that 73% of senior decision-makers would rather consolidate to a single supplier to simplify operations and unlock savings. Yet, the average business still relies on multiple different waste contractors. “We’re seeing manufacturers lose out on tens of thousands in potential rebates and efficiencies simply because their waste is managed across fragmented contracts,” said Tom Seward, chief commercial officer at Axil. “In today’s economic climate, reducing waste isn’t just good practice — it’s a direct cost saving. And in a margin-conscious market, those are savings no business can afford to ignore. Every pound saved is a pound that can be reinvested into growth, innovation, or sustainability.” According to Make UK’s Executive Survey 2025 (in partnership with PwC), over 90% of manufacturers expect employment costs to rise, while around 75% anticipate increases in logistics and transport costs – reinforcing the mounting financial pressure across the sector. Walkers factories face restructuring plans, job uncertainty looms PepsiCo has announced plans to restructure its operations at Walkers’ key manufacturing sites, sparking concerns over potential job losses. The company is consulting on changes at its Leicester, Coventry, Lincoln, and Skelmersdale facilities, but the number of jobs affected remains unclear. PepsiCo confirmed that no decisions would be made without consulting employees and their representatives. The company emphasized that the restructuring aimed to align its UK operations with the structure of other international sites, improving operational efficiency and technical capabilities. The changes come after a series of recent investments in Walkers’ facilities, including £24m in Lincoln, £58m in Leicester, and £13m in Coventry, to enhance production capacity and meet growing consumer demand. These investments underscore PepsiCo’s ongoing commitment to its UK operations, despite the proposed changes to its workforce. Unite, the union representing workers, has vowed to protect jobs during the consultation process, with plans to negotiate against compulsory redundancies and secure fair severance packages. The union’s involvement signals the significant impact these restructuring efforts could have on the workforce across the affected sites. 12 East Midlands Business Link www.eastmidlandsbusinesslink.co.uk © stock.adobe.com/Oleksandrwww.eastmidlandsbusinesslink.co.uk East Midlands Business Link 13 MANUFACTURING NEWS Leicestershire clothing manufacturer secures £14,000 in funding REFLEKT Clothing, a sustainable clothing manufacturer based in Leicestershire, has received over £14,000 in funding from First Enterprise under the British Business Bank’s Start Up Loans programme. The brand, founded by Daniel Williams, designs and manufactures all its garments in the UK, operating with sustainable first practices, such as small batch production, low impact dyes, OCS certified organic cotton, and biodegradable packaging. The funding will be used to create further brand awareness through advertising, improve the website and manufacture more menswear to keep up with a growing demand for products – there has been an increase of more than 100% in the past 12 months. Petra Eddison, business advisor, First Enterprise, said: “It was inspiring to see Daniel’s passion and dedication to REFLEKT Clothing and producing sustainable, high-quality menswear. Helping him through the loan application was a pleasure, and I look forward to seeing the business continue to grow.” Rolls-Royce secures deal to sell UK pension scheme Rolls-Royce has secured a deal to sell its UK pension scheme for £4.3bn to Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC), as it takes another step towards simplifying the business. It is said the deal will provide certainty and security for the scheme’s 36,000 members with one of the UK’s largest regulated insurers. The deal involves the final defined benefit pension scheme backed by Rolls-Royce in the UK. The buy-in includes the transfer of assets in exchange for an insurance arrangement that offsets liabilities. It has been secured in anticipation of a full ‘buy-out’ – in which liabilities and management of benefits are transferred – of the scheme at a later date. The company’s UK defined contribution scheme, the Rolls-Royce Retirement Savings Trust, is unaffected. Liz Airey, chair of Trustees, Rolls-Royce Pension Fund, said: “This is a landmark agreement that will result in increased certainty and security for Rolls- Royce pension scheme members. In PIC, we have found a partner who will also be able to maintain the high levels of customer service that our members deserve.” © stock.adobe.com/Askar WH Davis to create 20 jobs in Shirebrook in €44m export deal WH Davis, the independent railway wagon manufacturer – and part of Buckland Rail – has secured a €44 million export deal to supply 150 freight wagons to Ireland. The deal has been enabled with support from export credit agency UK Export Finance (UKEF) through its Bond Support Scheme. An 80% guarantee provided by UKEF for the required contract bond means WH Davis’ bank, Barclays, was able to issue capital that would help to fund the production and delivery of the wagons. The contract represents the first order under a 10- year framework agreement that could see the number of wagons supplied rise to 400. The wagons will support Ireland’s ambitious rail freight expansion strategy and are expected to start delivering in summer 2026, with all wagons delivered and in service by the end of 2027. The contract is expected to facilitate a significant expansion of the company’s workforce by one quarter (25%) – from 80 to 100 staff members. The jobs will be located at WH Davis’ manufacturing site in Shirebrook. Andy Houghton, managing director of WH Davis, said: “We are proud to be shaping the future of rail freight with this landmark export contract. This is a significant milestone for WH Davis and reaffirms the strength of UK manufacturing on the international stage. UKEF’s support has given us the confidence and liquidity to deliver on our ambitions and explore new export internationally.” © stock.adobe.com/MAGNIFIER © stock.adobe.com/ManuPadilla Daniel Williams, founder of REFLEKT ClothingHAIG Legal Group expands into larger Lincoln headquarters HAIG Legal Group has moved its operations to Pinnacle House on Doddington Road, Lincoln, consolidating offices previously located on Low Moor Road in Lincoln and Coventry Road in Birmingham. The relocation provides 14,832 sq ft of office space, a 67% increase on the previous footprint. The move supports the group’s expansion strategy, which includes a planned 17% increase in headcount across its three businesses—Simpler Law, Fidelis Legal Services, and Northwood Banks & Co—raising staff numbers from 135 to more than 155 by the end of 2025. Property agents Eddisons and Pygott Crone jointly represented the landlord in securing the premises. Pinnacle House offers scale and facilities designed to enhance operational efficiency while accommodating long- term growth. The relocation positions HAIG Legal Group to strengthen its presence in Lincoln, leveraging the city’s status as a growing hub for professional services. New National Highways hub set to boost Derbyshire road operations South Derbyshire District Council has approved a National Highways facility near the A38/A50 Toyota Roundabout. The compound will centralise winter road treatments, vehicle maintenance, and emergency response operations, employing 50 staff and housing six gritters. Designed for 24/7 operations, the site will feature offices, a garage, fuel and wash stations, and a large salt storage container. National Highways expects the facility to improve response times for snow clearance, gritting, and other severe weather interventions, ensuring critical routes remain operational within required service windows. While residents raised concerns over traffic, noise, and round-the-clock activity, planners determined that economic and operational benefits outweigh the impact on nearby properties. The compound is also expected to generate indirect support for local businesses through staff expenditure. The development reflects a wider trend of strategic investment in road infrastructure, emphasising operational readiness and community support while meeting regulatory and service obligations on key transport networks. Demolition work begins to make way for new transport hub Demolition has begun on the site of a planned new transport hub in Grimsby, with phase one works underway at the Osborne Street units. The old units in Grimsby Town Centre are being taken down piece by piece, in a similar way to the work at Freshney Place. The plan is ultimately to use this 1.6 acre site to deliver a transport hub which connects with the railway station, encouraging public transport use and supporting the wider Grimsby Town Centre regeneration ambitions. The businesses on Osborne Street will all be open as usual during the works, which involves full recycling of all demolished materials including green waste, wood and metal. After demolition and phase one, the project will then move into the design stage, which will include consultation with stakeholders and the wider public with an ambition to seek funding for further development. Cllr Stewart Swinburn, portfolio holder for housing, infrastructure and transport, said: “It’s great to see this project start on the ground, and the view around here will really be opened up once these buildings go.” Council leader, Cllr Philip Jackson, added: “As we see the progress now being made on the transformation of our town centre, for example our Freshney Place Leisure Scheme, the new Alexandra Dock housing and the OnSide Horizon Youth Zone, it is important that we make peoples’ travel to and from here easy and safe.” 14 East Midlands Business Link www.eastmidlandsbusinesslink.co.uk PROPERTY NEWS Pictured is North East Lincolnshire Council leader, Cllr Philip Jackson and the portfolio holder for housing, infrastructure and transport, Cllr Stewart Swinburn © stock.adobe.com/Stock87New Leicester workspace secures first tenants The first tenants to secure workspaces in the new Spaces Guildhall Leicester building in the city centre have been revealed as workforce solutions firm Adecco, cybersecurity solutions provider Heimdal, financial protection and security provider Lincoln Financial Group, and Newclip Technics, a producer of osteosynthesis instruments and implants. Manny Singh, managing director of Celvista Limited, which manages the workspace, under a franchise agreement with International Workplace Group (IWG), said: “We’re delighted to be able to welcome the first tenants moving into the new Spaces Guildhall Lane building after the recent opening, with several more to follow shortly. “Adecco and Heimdal are highly professional companies and we’re so proud to have them on board as tenants in the new workspaces. “Spaces Guildhall Lane is a high quality workspace and is also a catalyst for productivity. This whole building has been curated to bring the very best out of people, so if you are an ambitious business focused on growth, this is the place for your workspace.” Spaces Guildhall Lane covers 9,028 square feet across five floors with a modern fit-out that regenerates the historic properties of the building, whilst preserving its original factory character. It offers accessible co-working spaces, private offices, meeting rooms and creative areas for start up and established businesses. Developer submits plans for 80 affordable homes in Derbyshire Wheeldon Brothers Limited has lodged an outline planning application with Amber Valley Borough Council for a residential development west of Crosshill, situated between Codnor and Heanor. The proposal covers 80 homes designed to provide a mix of one- to four-bedroom properties. Planning documents indicate the scheme is intended to address the local shortfall in affordable housing. The developer frames the project as a response to both regional housing pressures and national policy objectives aimed at increasing the supply of new homes. The submission includes details on the layout and housing mix but remains at the outline stage, meaning final designs, infrastructure plans, and timelines are subject to further approval. If approved, the development would add to the area’s stock of lower-cost homes, potentially supporting local workforce retention and meeting growing demand from households priced out of the wider market. The council’s planning team will assess the proposal for compliance with local planning policy, infrastructure capacity, and environmental considerations before any permission is granted. The application signals continued interest from developers in delivering housing projects that align with affordability targets while contributing to regional growth strategies. In a landmark deal for the Nottingham office market, NG Chartered Surveyors and Blackstar Advisory have completed the city’s largest post- Covid office letting, securing a major new tenant for the Castle Meadow Campus. Acting on behalf of The University of Nottingham, NG’s head of agency, Thomas Szymkiw, working with joint agent Blackstar Advisory’s Tim Garratt, has successfully let the 31,172 sq ft Building D at Castle Meadow to Arden University, which delivers a combination of distance and blended learning courses to students across the UK and internationally. This letting marks a significant step forward in the evolution of Castle Meadow, a key asset in The University of Nottingham’s growing city centre presence. The site was acquired by the University in late 2021, with a vision to establish a vibrant new hub for business, innovation, and academic collaboration. Originally designed by acclaimed architects Hopkins and completed in 1994, Building D is part of the wider Castle Meadow Campus – a series of Grade II listed office buildings formerly occupied by HM Revenue and Customs. Largest post-Covid office letting in Nottingham city centre completed www.eastmidlandsbusinesslink.co.uk East Midlands Business Link 15 PROPERTY NEWS © stock.adobe.com/Air Video UK © stock.adobe.com/Michael Flippo16 East Midlands Business Link www.eastmidlandsbusinesslink.co.uk COMMERCIAL PROPERTY W ith one of the most resilient and dynamic industrial & logistics markets in the UK, demand for warehouse and distribution properties is high in the East Midlands despite wider economic uncertainties. From smaller units to large-scale facilities, deals are being sealed and new developments are springing up, with news from the last month alone demonstrating the health of the market. Clowes Developments, for instance, has sold a quartet of industrial units at Beauchamp Business Park to Edge Retail, a creative design and manufacturing agency that specialises in building branded retail environments. The purchase of units G2a–d, a terrace totalling approximately 16,200 sq ft, is a significant step in Edge Retail’s strategic expansion, reinforcing the company’s long-term commitment to growth and continued investment in the region. Edge Retail, headquartered on Grace Road in Leicester, will retain its existing premises and grow into its new premises in Kibworth. In addition, at Clowes’ Stud Brook Business Park in Castle Donington a 9,000 sq ft facility has been let to Hydroscand Group, an international family-owned business providing solutions and services for hoses, fittings and related products. Hydroscand will be relocating from Sandiacre to Unit 3b at Stud Brook Business Park, allowing the firm to expand and operate its distribution functions and improve its business efficiencies. The deals come as Clowes launches an extensive, multi-million-pound site clean-up and enabling works programme to prepare the historic, 31- acre Harrier Park site in Hucknall for its next chapter as a major commercial hub. The brownfield site, formerly home to the development of the iconic Harrier ‘Jump Jet’ and Rolls-Royce Merlin engines, is set to undergo significant transformation to clean the contaminated area, fulfilled by lead contractor TanRo, and deliver an additional 500,000 sq ft of modern A dynamic industrial & logistics market Warehouse and distribution properties are in high demand in the East Midlands, as the region welcomes new starts, completions, and deals. www.eastmidlandsbusinesslink.co.uk East Midlands Business Link 17 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY industrial and warehouse space on the outskirts of Nottingham. Future occupiers will neighbour a 200,000 sq ft facility currently occupied by RM Resources. Kevin Webster, associate development director at Clowes Developments, said: “Harrier Park is a special site with a remarkable heritage, and we’re proud to be bringing it back into productive use. Our first major step is to address its long-standing issues with contamination. Our enabling works are designed to prepare the land for high-quality industrial development, and interest is already strong from potential occupiers looking for bespoke space in a well-connected location.” Meanwhile, Panattoni has expanded its delivery pipeline with two new logistics sites located West of Northampton and in Worksop. The first site, in Northamptonshire, comprises approximately 80 acres and has recently received hybrid planning consent at appeal. The development will offer approximately 1 million sq ft across three units of 223,269 sq ft, 361,724 sq ft, and 412,073 sq ft. Construction is targeted to commence in H1 2026 with completion expected in H2 2028, subject to planning. The scheme has an estimated total investment cost of £152.9 million. The second site, in Nottinghamshire, comprising 27-acres, benefits from an outline planning consent that will see the development of a 462,000 sq ft unit. The fully serviced site will have an estimated 18 Á Saxon Park18 East Midlands Business Link www.eastmidlandsbusinesslink.co.uk COMMERCIAL PROPERTY total investment cost of £50.7 million. Construction is scheduled to begin in H1 2026, with completion targeted for H1 2027. Further along in the development process, Harworth Group and Broxtowe Borough Council have started construction on 13,680 sq ft of industrial & logistics employment space designed for start-ups and SMEs at Bennerley in Nottinghamshire. Harworth will deliver five units across two buildings, on behalf of Broxtowe Borough Council, under a forward funding agreement, with Britcon appointed as design and build contractor. The project received planning permission in February 2025, and the buildings are due to complete in 2026. The employment units form part of the wider transformation of the former Bennerley Coal Disposal Point and surrounding land, with the potential for up to 1.8 million sq ft of employment space, when complete, creating around 1,000 full-time equivalent jobs once fully operational. Stuart Ashton, head of strategic planning at Harworth Group, said: “The creation of these five units will provide much needed employment space for start-ups and SMEs, supporting early-stage business growth in the area. This marks an important milestone in the transformation of Bennerley, with our vision for the wider site focused around creating space that supports local employment opportunities and economic growth, whilst also benefiting the local environment. We look forward to continuing to develop our plans for the site in the months ahead.” Finally, at Saxon Park in Corby, Hortons has completed more than 200,000 sq ft of warehouse/logistics space. The scheme comprises two new units, Saxon 79 at 78,500 sq ft and Saxon 129 at 129,300 sq ft, created through the full redevelopment of a single, vacant warehouse. A third new unit, known as Saxon 68, is currently under construction and will offer 68,250 sq ft of Grade A accommodation when complete in Q4 2025. The new developments follow Hortons’ refurbishment of Saxon 58, a 58,350 sq ft warehouse unit at Saxon Park, which was let to Russell & Bromley. James Slater of Hortons said: “This redevelopment represents a significant investment in Saxon Park and forms part of our wider commitment to deliver high quality, sustainable industrial space across the Midlands. Saxon 79 and Saxon 129 provide Grade A accommodation in a highly sought after logistics location that has been designed to meet modern occupier requirements.” These schemes and deals represent just a handful of those in the East Midlands industrial & logistics market, as the region continues to be chosen by developers and companies for their operations. Stud Brook Business Park Armstrong house Armstrong House, Armstrong Street, Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire DN31 2QE Tel: (01472) 310301 Email: s.fisher@blmgroup.co.uk Superb Location - - Close to the ports of Grimsby & Immingham - Great motorway links - Close to the town centre Secure off street parking High speed internet availability A range of affordable office sizes 3 3 3 3 Last remaining office suites Prime location in Grimsby Offering a prime position in Grimsby, Armstrong House on Armstrong Street is ideally located. 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