Xeinadin merges trio of Cardiff offices into single hub

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Private equity backed Xeinadin has set up a single Cardiff hub office bringing three separate locations under one roof on a campus site

The flagship Cardiff office is base for the group’s South Wales operation, with 70 staff relocated to the single location, and space to grow beyond 100, in line with current recruitment activity.

Based in Eastern Business Park in the St Mellons district of Cardiff, a campus style site, the Grade A office space is in the St Mellons district of Cardiff, and has a range of onsite facilities, including restaurant, gym, indoor cycle store, and extensive car parking.

Xeinadin plans to expand the operation with new hires planned to bring jobs and support local businesses in Cardiff, and will act as a centre of expertise for the region and will provide training contracts for the next generation of accountants and advisors in Wales.

‘This new office brings together the strengths of three firms that have been part of the fabric of the Cardiff business community for decades,’ said Sian Lloyd, hub managing partner at Xeinadin.

‘It means clients can now get everything they need in one place and with extra expertise, without making the process more complicated. The businesses we work with want to speak to someone who understands the local environment and who they can reach easily when something changes. That’s exactly what we’re here to provide and what we’ve built this hub to offer.’

The firm held a client event to launch the new office, which is

‘Xeinadin has been with us every step of the way and has helped us visualise what our future could look like,’ said Hywel Davis, construction director at Integrated Fencing. Scott Thomas, commercial director, added: ‘From day one, Xeinadin have supported every financial decision, helping us grow from £1.68m in our first year to over £6m in the year just gone. The team feels like an extension of our business.’

The launch forms part of Xeinadin’s wider regional strategy, which focuses on combining strong local leadership with access to the firm’s wider network of national expertise, focusing on the SME sector.

Jason Smalley, managing director at Tutis Energy, added: ‘We’ve worked with Xeinadin for a decade, helping me in my journey from humble beginnings right up to where we are today. The team is responsive, consistent and always delivers what they promise.’

The Cardiff client base covers a range of SME sectors, with a strong focus on construction, hospitality, professional services, and healthcare, areas often operating in complex regulatory and funding environments.

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