Mint Bridging in new office move

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Mint Bridging has moved into new offices, having taken a 5400 sq ft office suite in the newly refurbished Atlantic Street Business Park in Altrincham, Greater Manchester.

The move to the new location is designed to accommodate the continued growth of the business whilst providing a stronger local presence in the North West, as well as creating a more flexible and accessible venue for meetings and events.

Andrew Lazare, Mint Bridging’s managing director, said: “We have been looking to move for a while, this opportunity came up and we were delighted to find such a great working space.

“Our underwriting and sales teams are growing rapidly, and all our staff needed room to breathe.

“This move is an exciting milestone in the development of Mint. Having just celebrated a record quarter, it comes at exactly the right time.”

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