Louth company invests £20 million in the UK
The investment was unveiled at the first annual UK-Ireland Summit in Liverpool
Dundalk based Uniquel, is expanding its footprint in the UK with a major investment of over £20 million. This strategic move will see the creation of 300 new jobs across three key economic hubs: Birmingham, Manchester, and Glasgow by the end of 2025.
The investment was unveiled at the first annual UK-Ireland Summit in Liverpool, attended by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin.
The UK remains Ireland’s largest European trading partner, and according to the company "Uniquely’s expansion further reinforces this critical relationship."
Taoiseach, Micheál Martin said: "I congratulate Uniquely on their plans to create new jobs and invest in its ongoing expansion in the UK, providing solutions for banking, energy and telecoms. Uniquely is one of several Irish businesses continuing to play a significant role in the UK economy while delivering export growth for Ireland."
Founder and CEO, Gerard Teahon, highlighted the importance of this expansion:
"People are at the heart of everything we do at Uniquely, and we are delighted to be growing our presence and supporting local economies through new employment opportunities in Manchester, Glasgow, and Birmingham. This significant investment in the UK is both the realisation of an important milestone in our journey towards innovation, transformation, and growth and a testament to the exceptional talent and innovative offering we provide our increasingly international customer base."