The lcv group relocates to new large-scale complex in Swansea

CONGRATULATIONS to the lcv group on its move back into Swansea at Riverside House, a state-of-the-art complex in the heart of Swansea’s SA1 area.

It first began trading in the Morriston area of Swansea in the early 2000s when the company was little more than a handful of people in a portacabin. But the business has since transformed into a major employer and industry leader, picking up many accolades over the last decade including the Best Commercial Vehicle Broker in the UK at the Broker News Awards 2023.

The new premises, which has totally refurbished and overseen by the company’s CEO Rod Lloyd, will allow the leasing broker to further expand its workforce and services. It is also a short walk from the Swansea.com Stadium, home of Swansea City, the football team the company have sponsored for more than 10 years.

Additionally, it will also provide a home for other businesses and startups in the area and utilise the latest in green technology to make the offices as self-sustaining as possible.

The lcv group says that, while work on the complex is still ongoing, all existing staff relocated early January, and the increased space means they have already been joined by new members of the team.

The new officers feature dozens of refurbished rooms including kitchens and bathrooms, a shower room, a multifaith area, and an auditorium style lecture room ideal for conferences.

CEO Rod Lloyd (pictured left) said: “We’ve bought this terrific complex in Swansea, and we haven’t cut any corners in making it somewhere that people are proud of and happy to work in. The central location makes it ideal for staff and visitors alike, and as a lifelong Swansea City fan, it’s fantastic to be working directly opposite the stadium.

“Within the first week, we increased our head count by five, and we expect at least another 10 by the end of this year. Combined with the tenants coming in, it’s highly likely that Riverside House will accommodate somewhere in the region of 125 people by 2025. We’re also planning to open a business hub that will help startups. We were all startups at some point, and we’re keen to offer help to others to get going.”