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Emperor Court, a 21,500 sq ft office building on Crewe Business Park, has been sold to Radius Payment Solutions in a deal worth more than £3 million.
The building is currently partly occupied and Radius intends to occupy the remainder of the building as part of its ongoing expansion in Crewe.
Radius launched in the 1990s in the fuel card business and now operates in 18 countries across five continents.
It provides mobility and connectivity related products and services designed to help businesses navigate to a sustainable future.
Simon Oldfield, director at Radius, said: “Emperor Court is located adjacent to Radius Campus, our global head office, and provides capacity to continue growing our team which is now approaching 2,500.
“Crewe has become a strategically important location for us and our presence will increase again in 2023 with the completion of a further new building on Crewe Business Park which has been purposely designed to house our global telematics business.”
Andy Butler, director of Legat Owen who represented the building’s owner IGP Investments, said: “This deal represents yet another significant office transaction in south Cheshire, emphasising the continued confidence in the region from office occupiers and investors.”
Emperor Court sits on Emperor Way, within the 67-acre Crewe Business Park.
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