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Drinks firm thirsty for new HQ



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Published Date: 01 September 2008
AGENTS have been appointed to find a leading drinks company a new home in the Capital.

The Glenmorangie Company last month announced it is to relocate its headquarters from Broxburn, West Lothian, to Edinburgh. It is also looking to build a new bottling plant in the Lothians.

Now it has appointed property agent James Barr to find a site for the new HQ. The company will be responsible for finding the location, then planning, designing and fitting out the space.

Blyth & Blyth has been appointed to design and manage the building of the bottling facility.

Eric Forgie, chief executive of James Barr, said: "Our aim is to deliver a prestigious HQ office which is worthy of the luxury brand Glenmorangie has established."

The Glenmorangie brand is outpacing the overall category growth for single malt whiskies.





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  • Last Updated: 01 September 2008 9:17 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Whisky
 
1

Mallory,

Edinburgh 01/09/2008 12:36:13
Shouldn't be a problem judging by the amount of vacant offices.
2

FC Barcelona,

01/09/2008 16:18:10
#1 as in all cities at the moment there are vacant signs everywhere, lets be thankful they've chosen edinburgh to relocate eh ???

 

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