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| 29.08.07 NEW BOOST FOR PARK BIRMINGHAM BusinessPark this week welcomed its hundredth occupier as Control Instruments (CI) OmniBridge and Silvent became the latest businesses to join the park. Owned, developed and managed by international property group Goodman, the agreements marks the success of Birmingham Business Park as a business environment where more than 8,500 people are now employed. CI OmniBridge, whose core business is to provide a range of fleet management products, services and information primarily to commercially utilised vehicles, has signed a ten-year lease taking 3,758 sq ft. Silvent, who produce patented compressed air nozzles, safety air guns and safety silencers, have agreed to take 1,159 sq ft on a five year lease. The latest agreements bring new arrivals to Birmingham Business Park to five this year, after Business Homes, Miller Homes and the Home Office signed up in February. Both companies are international, with CI OmniBridge having additional offices in Germany, the United States •and South Africa and Silvent from Sweden. Lynda Hackwell, head of community and economic regeneration at Solihull Council said: "This -announcement is great news for Solihull and confirms that the Borough is a prime location for growing businesses. We look forward to working with CI Omnibridge and Silvent as they settle into the area and expand their business. |
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