A fast-growing VAR is set to double its UK headcount capacity via a “major expansion” at two different locations.
London-based Techary made this year’s Sunday Times list of the UK’s 100 fastest-growing private companies, after its revenues hit £23m in its latest period.
It generates around 40% of sales from UK managed services clients, and 60% from its financial services-focused VAR activities.
The Dell, HPE, Microsoft and Cisco partner this week announced it is opening a new UK operational hub in Orpington in a move set to create 50 new local jobs within three years.
At the same time, it has also doubled the size of its London HQ.
The new Orpington hub will house Techary’s value-add technology services division, as well as a technical centre for its managed services business.
It will double Techary’s headcount capacity there, and quadruple its warehouse capacity.
Sustainability has been central to its development, Techary claimed, with the new facility designed to achieve a BREEAM Very Good rating and feature energy-efficient systems, EV charging infrastructure, and smart building management technologies.
It was also designed to meet NPSA and Secure-by-Design standards, ensuring compliance with Techary’s secure operational contracts for sensitive clients.
The official opening event for the Orpington site was attended by Gareth Bacon MP, Member of Parliament for Orpington, alongside representatives from the design and landlord teams, who showcased the facility’s eco-friendly and future-ready design features.
Christian Howell, Chief Operating Officer at Techary, said the investment will enable Techary to “scale in line with demand”.
“We have based on our UK operational hub in the south-east for the last 10 years, and are excited to re-commit to this location for a further 10-years with this announcement,” he stated.
