Audiovisual and entertainment technology firm Solotech has become the latest occupier to take space at Kingsway Business Park in Rochdale, Greater Manchester.
Solotech will occupy Imperial 76, the 76,000 sq ft sustainable building designed along with EV charging points.
The new facility is expected to serve as a hub for Solotech’s sales and systems Integration division and support live productions operations.
Kate Temperley, head of inward investment for creative, digital and tech at Midas, which supported Solotech on the deal, said: “As a region with a growing reputation as being at the forefront in technology and creativity, Solotech’s decision to expand in Greater Manchester is a testament to the goals and vision of the region.
“Midas is keen to support businesses in the technology sector as the investment not only creates more opportunities for people in Greater Manchester but also strengthens our position as a leading place to invest for innovative businesses in sectors such as audiovisual and entertainment.”
Kingsway Business Park is a 420-acre industrial estate located on J21 of the M62 and home to more than 16 businesses including Asda, Amazon, JD Sports, eON, Dachser, Source BioScience and Gemalto.
The park is being delivered by Kingsway Partnership, a joint venture between the Rochdale Development Agency, Rochdale Borough Council, Homes England and Wilson Bowden.
JLL and P3 are the representative agents for Kingsway.
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