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Q Fleet finds new home that will allow it to continue to drive growth

The Teesside company has moved into an innovation centre managed by º£½ÇÊÓÆµ Steel Enterprises

(L-R) Q Fleet's Eve Anderson, managing Director Mark Batey, and Paula Smith, with Joan Cook of º£½ÇÊÓÆµSE, and Q Fleet's David Charlesworth and Richard Burton(Image: Lee Dobson Photography)

A growing fleet management company has moved into one of Teesside’s flagship business centres to give the firm more room to expand.

Q Fleet has moved into the Innovation Centre in Hartlepool following a period of strong growth that was kick-started when it began offering new services to its clients.

The building is managed by º£½ÇÊÓÆµ Steel Enterprises, which is owned by Tata Steel.

Mark Batey, founder of Q Fleet, said: “We were bursting at the seams in our Billingham offices. We needed more space for the current seven-strong team and so that we can take on more staff early next year.

“One of our clients in the energy sector started out in the Innovation Centre so I already knew that the facilities and support are just what we needed. The location is ideal too as our client list is increasing across the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ as well as in the region.”

Q Fleet carries out management services for businesses and helps its clients source, buy, and sell vehicles, as well as operating a retail focused arm in the form of a car lease shop.

The company has seen an increase in business after deciding to offer its customers free fleet audits. The service sees Q Fleet check that its clients are complying with all regulations and are operating cost-effectively.

Mr Batey has also achieved an accountancy qualification to make sure that he can handle the financial side of fleet management.