Sky Betting & Gaming to expand Sheffield workforce with £3.5m investment
Sky Betting & Gaming (SB&G) has invested £3.5m in expanding its premises at the Electric Works in Sheffield.
The Leeds-headquartered independent online gambling firm has signed a new, five-year lease which takes its presence in the city to 13,862 sqft.
Launched in 2015, the company’s Sheffield digital hub is home to the teams that design and build the platforms and technology behind its international products, including Sky Bet Italia, and critical components of the UK-facing product stack.
This is the third time the company has extended its premises in Sheffield and the new agreement will create capacity for 160 people, encompassing the full balance of the first floor.
Sky Betting & Gaming was advised by Knight Frank and CPP.
Simon Ince, director of international technology, said: “We initially looked to Sheffield to help us meet our talent needs in terms of building a diverse and highly skilled workforce and this investment evidences the success of our growth plans.
“Our core reasons for staying with The Electric Works are the keen pricing, the proximity to rail, bus and parking is unbeatable and to continue to build on our existing investment in infrastructure.”
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