Uniquely Invests $9Mn in Glasgow, creating 100 jobs
GALWAY, IRELAND — Irish customer service firm Uniquely has announced a £7 million ($9.3 million) investment in Glasgow.
The move is part of a broader £20 million (approximately $27 million) expansion in the United Kingdom that will create 300 jobs across Scotland, the West Midlands, and the Northwest.
Major investment to boost UK presence
The news was revealed at the Enterprise Ireland Business Leaders Dinner in Glasgow, attended by Irish Minister Niamh Smyth.
The Glasgow office will employ 100 people within the next 12 months, adding to Uniquely’s growing UK presence. Additional offices are also being opened in Solihull near Birmingham and Manchester.
“Our £7 million investment in Glasgow is the realisation of an important milestone in our journey toward innovation, transformation and growth,” said CEO Gerard Teahon. “It’s also a testament to the exceptional talent and innovative offering we provide.”
Uniquely’s UK expansion is funded entirely from its Irish success, reflecting a debt-free growth model. The company currently employs 280 people and expects to reach 300 staff across its new UK offices by the end of next year.
Uniquely’s services and reach
Founded in 2006 and formerly known as SalesSense International, Uniquely delivers customer service and sales outsourcing solutions across multiple sectors, including financial services, energy, medical technology, telecoms, media, and retail.
With customer engagement centres in Galway and Dundalk, and national field teams in Ireland, the company partners with major clients such as Sky, Centrica, AIB Bank, and SSE Airtricity.
Uniquely operates across Ireland and the UK, employing hundreds of staff and serving an international customer base.
