Swiss technology and engineering firm Rosenxt is set to open its inaugural UK office in Aberdeen this summer.
The move is regarded as a significant boost for the city, with high-quality engineering positions, including roles for structural engineers, already being advertised.
Rosenxt, renowned for its expertise in critical infrastructure within harsh environments, will occupy a 1,369 sq ft office space at Union Point, Blaikie’s Quay.
The firm, which operates across Europe, North America, and Asia, specialises in subsea and offshore structures, industrial manufacturing, and waterline infrastructures.
Standard Real Estate (SRE) Group is currently fitting out Rosenxt’s office space in the city’s revitalised 11-storey harbour building, which has recently undergone substantial refurbishment.
John Grewar, letting manager for the SRE Group, stated that Rosenxt’s decision to launch its UK office in Aberdeen underscores the city’s continued appeal to the engineering sector.
As reported in the Press and Journal, Grewar said: “Both Union Point and Merchant Exchange have undergone comprehensive, high-quality refurbishments in recent years, breathing new life into each building.
“This allows us to support Aberdeen’s ongoing drive to attract new, exciting businesses to the City.”
SRE Group has invested an estimated £2 million in revitalising Union Point and is now focused on breathing new life into more abandoned buildings in Aberdeen.
This initiative supports the city’s ongoing efforts to attract new, exciting businesses to the area.
