Quantexa is to establish a new global headquarters at The Delft on London’s South Bank.
The decision intelligence firm has signed an agreement with Great Portland Estates plc for 52,293 sq ft of premium office space in the newly developed building.
Quantexa says the move is part of its plan to scale as a category-defining software company, supporting accelerating global demand for trusted data, contextual analytics and AI-driven decision intelligence across financial services, government and complex regulated industries.
Located at the heart of London’s technology, financial services, and innovation ecosystem, The Delft positions Quantexa closer to its largest customers, strategic partners and policy stakeholders.
The firm also has an expanding international footprint across North America, Europe and APAC. It plans to open a new North American headquarters in New York City this spring, located in the Bank of America Building in Midtown Manhattan.
It opened a new technical hub in Boston last November, and will open an innovation center in Dublin, Ireland this year.
“Establishing our global headquarters in The Delft building marks a major milestone in Quantexa’s journey,” said Vishal Marria, founder and CEO of Quantexa.
“As a company founded in London, it is especially meaningful that our new home is just around the corner from where we began. London has always been central to our story and will continue to be so.
“The UK, and London in particular, provides an exceptional environment to start, scale, and grow a global business. With world-class transport links, access to diverse and highly skilled talent, and a truly international business ecosystem, it continues to be the ideal base for our ambitions.
“As global demand for trusted data and AI-driven decision intelligence continues to accelerate, our new headquarters will serve as a hub for innovation, collaboration, and growth, bringing together our teams, customers, and partners to shape the next generation of decision-centric enterprises.”
The announcement was welcomed by civic and national leaders.
Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, said: “This government is making sure Britain is home to the stability, capital and talent that drive greater growth and deliver for business and investors.
“By choosing London for its global headquarters, Quantexa is backing the UK as one of the best places in the world to do business, bringing more high-skilled jobs, more innovation, and more growth to our economy.”
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan, said: “London is a global hub for AI innovation and investment, and Quantexa’s decision to establish its global headquarters in the capital will help us shape the next technological wave.
“I’m committed to ensuring London benefits from the huge potential of AI as we continue to build a fairer, more prosperous London for everyone.”
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