Mitsubishi has a new home in the UK where it will support its UK customers and network of service centres.
Andrew Edmiston, managing director at International Motors (IM) Group, opened Mitsubishi Motors in the UK’s new office at Watermoor Point, Cirencester, saying: “This is an exciting day. We were delighted to bring on board the Mitsubishi Team and now that the business transition is complete, they have become fully part of the IM Group. Retaining an office in Cirencester was really important to us so the opportunity at Watermoor Point provided the perfect solution.”
Mitsubishi has been based in Cirencester for 40 years, with the new Watermoor Point site making an ideal base for the business as it provides a unique blend of office space for businesses of all shapes and sizes. Mitsubishi’s experienced After Sales Team will occupy a large, open-plan serviced office.
Ian Woodward-Court, director of Watermoor Point
, said: “We are very pleased to be able to provide the IM Group with the office space and facilities they need in Cirencester. Their team will be a great addition to the business community we are fostering at Watermoor Point.”
Toby Marshall, Mitsubishi Motors in the UK managing director, added: “We are very optimistic about the future. Signing a five-year lease with Watermoor Point demonstrates our total commitment to Mitsubishi customers, our network of Mitsubishi Service Centres and our team.”
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