West of Scotland sees biggest industrial property letting of the year

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has committed to a new ten-year lease at its Erskine site, marking the largest industrial deal in the west of Scotland this year.
By Scott Reid
Published 10th Jun 2020, 12:30 BST
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Under the terms of the new lease, HPE has restructured its occupation to circa 170,956 sq ft, which includes 148,513 sq ft of production and storage space alongside 22,443 sq ft of office accommodation.Under the terms of the new lease, HPE has restructured its occupation to circa 170,956 sq ft, which includes 148,513 sq ft of production and storage space alongside 22,443 sq ft of office accommodation.
Under the terms of the new lease, HPE has restructured its occupation to circa 170,956 sq ft, which includes 148,513 sq ft of production and storage space alongside 22,443 sq ft of office accommodation.

The US-based technology company has been operating at the Bishopton Campus since 2002 when it acquired Compaq. The site is home to one of HPE’s two global technology renewal centres.

Under the terms of the new lease agreed with landlord DXC Technology, HPE has restructured its occupation to some 171,000 square feet.

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Marc Waters of Hewlett Packard Enterprise said: “I am delighted and proud to be extending our presence in Scotland for another ten years.”

The Bishopton Campus extends to more than 500,000 sq ft of office and production space. Landlord DXC Technology occupies the majority of the facility.

David Reid of CBRE acted on behalf of DXC Technology in the transaction with Fergus Maclennan of Cushman & Wakefield representing HPE.

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